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Before you are convinced to give away your bank account information and credit card number read the BBB record.  A common thread is that they ask for large amounts of money within minutes of a conversation, the client receives little communication and little if any service.  Why would they treat you any better?  You are just fast money to these guys.  If you give them a credit card or a bank account they will draw against it whenever they feel like it.  You cannot afford that.

JK Harris

Famous for multiple state lawsuits, AG actions, Raid by the IRS.  Settled with many states and jurisdictions to stay in business.  Class action lawsuit   Clients complain the company did no work, would not call client back.  Over 800 complaints.

 

 

 

Roni Lynn Deutch

Banned in New York for awhile.  Clients report they take money raid bank accounts, do nothing. Almost 300 complaints.
The city of New York has filed suit against Roni Deutch and the firm agreed to settle the suit for a sum of $300,000

 

 

 

Tax Masters

Major legal acton by Texas Attorney General for FRAUD by company and personnel.  May 14,2010---The Texas Attorney General, Greg Abbot, has charged TaxMasters Inc. with violating the states deceptive practices act. The Florida Attorney General’s office is also investigating over TaxMasters deceptive business practices.  There are also now two federal suits against TaxMasters. One from employees for fair labor practices, and the other a class-action in PA for fair debt collection practices.

 

 

 

American Tax Relief

Lots and lots of complaints. The New York City Department of Consumer Affairs sued American Tax Relief. According to press reports, American Tax Relief, was accused of sending junk mail with exaggerated promises and then collecting large fees but not clearing its clients' tax debts. Complainants generally allege that the company did not provide the tax relief they promised or advertised. Some customers said that they were told they qualified for an offer in compromise or for a specific amount of tax relief but when either did not materialize the company rejected their requests for a refund. Others allege unauthorized charge or bank account debits are made once company representatives obtained their personal information. A few complainants attempted to retract complaints because of alleged threats.





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