Centerline Financial Group Accused of Loan Scams

This is appears to be a pretty wide-spread operation with people all over the U.S. reporting that they were scammed by an outfit that was known as “Centerline Financial Group” that claimed to be located in St. Louis.

Despite the claim that they were located in St. Louis, the people behind the operation were actually in Canada, where a lot of loan-related and sweepstakes scams seem to be originating lately.

Most consumers who are claiming to be victims of this scam tell a story similar to this:

They had a poor credit history and usually found it difficult to obtain loans. Some of them had hoped to rebuild their credit by taking out a loan to pay off all their bills.

Some of them were promised a 24-hour turnaround and were told they would have the money the day after they were approved. Naturally, for people who had a hard time getting loans, this was pretty exciting news and this is just what the typical scam artist wants. Making decisions based on emotions during times like this can be very dangerous.

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  1. Beth Watts Avatar
    Beth Watts

    Seems like the guy behind all of this is named Steven Strickler and his address is 36 Sandfield Rd. West VA. Me and my husband fell victim to this but the website he was running the was named ( http://www.westonfinancial.org) 16141 Swingley Ridge Rd, Ste. 801, Chesterfield, MO. We were promised a loan for 5000.00 within 24 hours if we sent 750.00 moneygram to a Mary Overton. After we sent the money a man named (Steve Johnson aka Steven Strickler called and said we needed to send more and we said no and would like our money back and they said we would receive it within 10 business days but then never did and we tried to call the number back and it was disconnected.

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