A 1 Cash Advance

Review: A company called A1 cash advance called and said I was approved for $5000 and to buy a [redacted] network reload card and call them with the pin number. I sent them $250 then they said I needed loan insurance for $500since I had poor credit, and then then they said I owed cash advance $296 which I did and I sent that also. Then they said the [redacted]) said I owed $200 for accumulated taxes from transactions for 2014. I told them I did not. I then got another [redacted] reload card and paid that fee. Then my son wanted a loan so they said he had to pay $250 and they had put $11,000 on [redacted] # [redacted] but wouldn't release it to me until my son paid $250. When he refused, they said I couldn't have my loan nor would they return my funds. After a reverse phone search we found the phone listed to [redacted] at [redacted] Washington D.C. It is a cell phone disposable. They finally threatened and tried to blackmail me that Dept of Homeland Security would come to my house and take everything I had. So I am writing you because now I see I have been scammed. They claimed to be a part of A1 cash advance [redacted]Desired Settlement: I want all my funds that I sent I have receipts and [redacted] reload cards. I want them arrested and charged with theft by deception and false pretenses. I am willing to testify against this group. I spoke to Mark and finally the so called branch manager.