Integrated Corporate Solutions

As a car purchaser, under the [redacted] Certified car programme, we found issues with our car even when we went to pick it up, that the Sales Manager tried to bodge but eventually agreed to repair From then, we had [redacted] failed promises and were passed around from the Sales Manager to the Operations manager who all promised to rectify the problem, but all let us down We absolutely loved the car, and if they had fixed the problem as promised and up to the standard of a [redacted] certified car, we would still own it My last conversation was with the 'New' Sales manager who again promised to order the damaged Wheel, IF I retracted my threat of legal action, to which I agreed He said he would contact me for fitment when it arrived That was back in April, and it is now October We have been so unhappy with the service of Carling ***, in particular the lies and underhanded treatment from [redacted] , Bob C***, that we have not enjoyed the ownership experience ***

Stay away from this company If it still exists; because I cannot reach anyone by phone anymore They stole $from me to set up corporate credit account for me and I received nothing They could not locate my file, or so they say, for months Evan Ferguson is the smooth talker who roped me in I simply cannot understand why people like this cannot find respectable work instead of ripping people off for their own gains Sad sad sad

This company contacts you and offers to re-coup the money you lost the past year while opening / starting a new business. When I began to ask tougher questions - such as 'What is your website address?' and refused to pay a huge upfront fee of $5000 the man who I was speaking to - who claimed to have been doing this for 13+ years (company has only been open since Oct 28, 2015) he asked me to 'hang on' and hung up on me.

CAUTION: Appears to be a SCAM - part of the script they use is closely connected to the information below on RELOADER COMPANIES

RELOADER COMPANIES – Industry tip

A reloading scheme is when a customer is approached by a company or individual claiming that for an advance fee, monetary investments or products lost can be recovered from a company that is now out of business or unreachable. Consumers may be contacted from "sucker lists" that are shared or purchased by these companies that provide detailed information of consumers that have been scammed previously. Because of the losses, and some can be substantial, consumers hope to recoup any amount. As a result, consumers are easily talked into paying money to this new company. As time passes, the reloading company becomes unreachable or stops communicating. Information in Revdex.com files indicates that these companies or individuals do not deliver as promised. The Revdex.com advises extreme caution before responding to unknown entities claiming monies/products can be recovered. Take the time to look in to the company or individual making such promises. Many times the company or individual has been associated with the original scam operation. Be sure to research the company with the Revdex.com or report the information about the company you received to the Revdex.com.

This company contacts you and offers to re-coup the money you lost the past year while opening / starting a new business. When I began to ask tougher questions - such as 'What is your website address?' and refused to pay a huge upfront fee of $5000 the man who I was speaking to - who claimed to have been doing this for 13+ years (company has only been open since Oct 28, 2015) he asked me to 'hang on' and hung up on me.

CAUTION: Appears to be a SCAM - part of the script they use is closely connected to the information below on RELOADER COMPANIES

RELOADER COMPANIES – Industry tip

A reloading scheme is when a customer is approached by a company or individual claiming that for an advance fee, monetary investments or products lost can be recovered from a company that is now out of business or unreachable. Consumers may be contacted from "sucker lists" that are shared or purchased by these companies that provide detailed information of consumers that have been scammed previously. Because of the losses, and some can be substantial, consumers hope to recoup any amount. As a result, consumers are easily talked into paying money to this new company. As time passes, the reloading company becomes unreachable or stops communicating. Information in Revdex.com files indicates that these companies or individuals do not deliver as promised. The Revdex.com advises extreme caution before responding to unknown entities claiming monies/products can be recovered. Take the time to look in to the company or individual making such promises. Many times the company or individual has been associated with the original scam operation. Be sure to research the company with the Revdex.com or report the information about the company you received to the Revdex.com.

This Company offered to recoup startup funds from the IRS or by switching from personal debt to corporate debt and wanted me to pay a substantial amount that they will finance through account receivable financing. I signed and immediatedly their receivable finance Company in Virginia deducted finance charge from my credit card account without receiving anything from Integrated Corporate Solution to begin with. Be careful they operate like Direct tax Consulting Service (DTCA) in the same city who went out of business in Sept, 2015 after lots of claims and lawsuits including mine for $4,000. I submitted to them the document from DTCA which exactly matches their documents.

Stay away from this company. If it still exists; because I cannot reach anyone by phone anymore. They stole $500 from me to set up corporate credit account for me and I received nothing. They could not locate my file, or so they say, for months. Evan Ferguson is the smooth talker who roped me in. I simply cannot understand why people like this cannot find respectable work instead of ripping people off for their own gains. Sad sad sad.