Against my better judgment as I had read several warnings on sites like Consumer Complaint, the BBB where Twenty Four Seven Funding and Kelly Fontaine were given an F- rating, I forwarded 1,000.00 (down from this original request of 2,500.00), to secure a home loan. He stated the money would assure them I was a serious shopper and all monies would be applied to his commission on the loan....that NEVER HAPPENED! Nothing seemed right and there were TONS of complaints from people losing very large sums of money, but my "so called" loan broker who was practicing under a false name (Jaye Maxx Alexander with a real name of Jerome Anthony Alexander)also had a REVOKED license in the state of North Carolina. Unfortunately, the NC Banking Commission neglected to tell me that, only that the name did not match the license he reports and includes in all his emails. I am not certain what the relationship is between Kelly Fontaine and Mr. Alexander who has SEVERAL aliases. It made no sense that I was required to deposit a grand to prove my sincere interest in a loan as a customized, off frame modular home was already being built so there was nothing to prove. Mr Alexander informed me that ALL those terrible reports about Kelly Fontaine and Twenty Four Seven Funding were rectified but those filing the complaint had not yet filed a satisfaction to their dispute. HOW GULLIBLE!!! I wired the money upon his demand and time limit, NEVER got the loan although Mr. Alexander even got the routing number to my builder's bank account the night before the house was to be delivered. He played the game right to the end. It is now almost one year later and no loan and no refund on the 1,000.00 that was to be applied to Mr. Fontaine's commission. The house has been at a standstill for 10 months and had been forced to pay for it in credit cards at outrageous rates, but not having enough to finish it so I can get it a HELOC has caused extreme hardship and may cause me to lose all....a half million in equity. PLEASE BEWARE....and SIMPLY RUN THE OTHER WAY. Do not be deceived. Once they have your money, they are GONE!!! I am not sure if they are working as a team.
To have my $1,000.00 plus that standard interest rate, returned immediately. The harm done to me and my builder is nearly a million, not to mention the emotional stress and financial hardships, but that would require a lawsuit. I am simply requesting all monies sent to Mr. Fontaine, the 1,000.00 plus interest that was to be applied to a loan that he never provided and his colleague Jaye Maxx Alexander (alias) promised was processed when in fact nothing had been done. NOTHING!
( A refund was promised in October, 2013 but no refund nine months later) Mr. Fontaine at that time may have been under pressure to offer a refund as he called to report that the FBI had called to inquire about his relationship with Jaye Maxx Alexander (alias). This was the name he was working under a year ago,
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Against my better judgment as I had read several warnings on sites like Consumer Complaint, the BBB where Twenty Four Seven Funding and Kelly Fontaine were given an F- rating, I forwarded 1,000.00 (down from this original request of 2,500.00), to secure a home loan. He stated the money would assure them I was a serious shopper and all monies would be applied to his commission on the loan....that NEVER HAPPENED! Nothing seemed right and there were TONS of complaints from people losing very large sums of money, but my "so called" loan broker who was practicing under a false name (Jaye Maxx Alexander with a real name of Jerome Anthony Alexander)also had a REVOKED license in the state of North Carolina. Unfortunately, the NC Banking Commission neglected to tell me that, only that the name did not match the license he reports and includes in all his emails. I am not certain what the relationship is between Kelly Fontaine and Mr. Alexander who has SEVERAL aliases. It made no sense that I was required to deposit a grand to prove my sincere interest in a loan as a customized, off frame modular home was already being built so there was nothing to prove. Mr Alexander informed me that ALL those terrible reports about Kelly Fontaine and Twenty Four Seven Funding were rectified but those filing the complaint had not yet filed a satisfaction to their dispute. HOW GULLIBLE!!! I wired the money upon his demand and time limit, NEVER got the loan although Mr. Alexander even got the routing number to my builder's bank account the night before the house was to be delivered. He played the game right to the end. It is now almost one year later and no loan and no refund on the 1,000.00 that was to be applied to Mr. Fontaine's commission. The house has been at a standstill for 10 months and had been forced to pay for it in credit cards at outrageous rates, but not having enough to finish it so I can get it a HELOC has caused extreme hardship and may cause me to lose all....a half million in equity. PLEASE BEWARE....and SIMPLY RUN THE OTHER WAY. Do not be deceived. Once they have your money, they are GONE!!! I am not sure if they are working as a team.
To have my $1,000.00 plus that standard interest rate, returned immediately. The harm done to me and my builder is nearly a million, not to mention the emotional stress and financial hardships, but that would require a lawsuit. I am simply requesting all monies sent to Mr. Fontaine, the 1,000.00 plus interest that was to be applied to a loan that he never provided and his colleague Jaye Maxx Alexander (alias) promised was processed when in fact nothing had been done. NOTHING!
( A refund was promised in October, 2013 but no refund nine months later) Mr. Fontaine at that time may have been under pressure to offer a refund as he called to report that the FBI had called to inquire about his relationship with Jaye Maxx Alexander (alias). This was the name he was working under a year ago,