By bestieforever at Citysearch August 31, 2010
STAY AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY LIQUIDATION TIME THEY ARE FRAUD SCAM...THEY STOLE FROM ME. I SOLD SOME MENS SUITS, JACKETS AND SHOE FOR A VERY LOW PRICE AND I MAILED EVERYTHING WITH UPS AND I HAVE NOT HEARD FROM THEM AGAIN. I DID BUSINESS WITH THEM IN THE PAST AND HAD NO PROBLEM WITH THEM AND THAT IS WHY I TRUSTED THEM I CAME BACK AGAIN AND THEY STOLE ALL MY STUFF. DO NOT TRUST THE SO CALL MANAGER RAMADAN KARIM OR A WOMEN BY THE NAME OF ANGIE. NO ONE CALLS BACK OR WRITE BACK...THEY ARE MONEY HUNGRY BASTARDS...I HAVE LOST SLEEP BECAUSE OF THEM BUT I PRAY TO GOD THAT THERE IS JUSTICE FOR WHAT THEY DID...I DID A REPORT THEM WITH THE BBB AND THEY ARE NOT ABLE TO HELP ME. I WILL DO A REPORT WITH FCC. SO SORRY TO HEAR IF ANYONE ELSE WAS SCAM BY THEM....IT'S A SHAME A CRIME SHAME. ...read more
By biz_guy July 31, 2010
Won auction got junk, got in touch they promised to refund me, sent their junk back never heard back again Money gone & my order gone Now nobody gets back to me. Faxed, emailed, called, goes to voice message. Scam & fraud Google before buying or selling. ...read more
By Betty January 19, 2010
Very knowledgeable on taxes Greg has been doing my taxes for about 5 years now. I have been impressed with the job he's done because my life situations have changed so much over the last few years. I also had to have a couple of prior year returns completed that were behind. He hasn't had any trouble tailoring my tax returns to accomodate the current situation. I've had my return done in a reasonable amount of time, not the same day, but done thoroughly when he gives it back to me. I would recommend anyone visit Greg to get their work done no matter what your tax situation is. ...read more
Hancock Investment Services is a subsidiary of Hancock Bank. The bank originated in October 9, 1899 as a community bank in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi. The bank created Hancock Investment Services to provide a variety of investment products to help citizens reach their financial goals.&... ...read more
Building societies developed in England during the 1800's. These building societies acted like a mortgage guarantee, except each member was guaranteed a home. Several people pooled their resources and lifted the first person into home ownership, this continued until everyone in the group purchased a h... ...read more