Cross Country Financial Corporation

Moving Company Disaster Location: MA -> OR Hi there, I don't usually ask questions on reddit lol. I just had a pretty bad experience with a moving company and I'm seeking some advice to see if this is an issue that is worth escalating legally (as in, would I receive more compensation by doing this than simply requesting a refund of my deposit as a bare minimum). My deposit was $577. I will try to condense this. (I'm now realizing it's long story long no matter how hard I try to condense it). 1. Quoted me \~$2300 (Yes I know this is low for a cross country move, and yes I did expect it to fluctuate slightly as an estimate is an estimate). To get the quote, I provided a full item list including dimensions of some larger items for accuracy. On move day, they showed up and told me it would be over $7,000. I informed them I couldn't pay that and asked them to leave, which is when they started negotiating. We got it down to $4,900 with the stipulation that I paid in full at the end of the month and my items would be delivered upon payment. I was trying to avoid any more surprises, so I asked the manager on the phone if there was a charge to hold my items for the month and he said it would be $300. In less than 48 hours I let them know we didn't need to store any items and could proceed with the original delivery time frame, but I was still charged the $300. On top of that, in early texts from the booking agent, it said I had 45 days of storage free. So I was charged $300 for a free service via verbal contract... 2. Disassembly and reassembly was included in the cost. Upon delivery, they didn't reassemble anything. They partially put my bed back together and put the mattress on top of it (wrapped up) so when I lifted the mattress off to unwrap it, I noticed at least 7 screws were missing, only half of them were installed. The screws were present, I put them in myself. They tried to have me sleep on a half finished bed (unsafe?). Also, my 6ft dining table, 4ft jewelry

Moving a Loved One Cross Country with a Medical Escort

Text message claiming I have a year-old driving citation from the State of Montana Motor Vehicle Dept. from last June. Threatened to revoke my license. I live in Maryland. The calling number appears to originate in Morrocco. Official payment site listed is https://mt.xcski.cyou/dmv I haven't cross country skied in Montana for 25+ years. Blatant scam. [BBB Scam Type: Government Agency Imposter] [Business: Montana Motor Vehicle Dept. Date Rep] [Location: MD, USA - 21015]

Need help for complicated situation with aging parent I need help. I can't say it more plainly than that. I will try to be brief but if it ends up too long please forgive. My mother was abusive. Physical and emotional abuse all my life. I live cross country. I went low contact many years ago. She remarried some years back. To her husband she was very submissive and fawning. I was not very welcome in their life and given that I didn't want to be around my mother that was fine by me. We would visit maybe once a year. I would have my kids make obligatory phone calls on holidays where I pretended like she wasn't the narcissistic abuser she is so my kids could have a tiny bit of a relationship with her. All visits were intentionally very brief. Not one thing has ever been good enough for my mother. Her complaints, mockery, meanness and demands have always been endless - particularly to me. I have a sister who is very mildly on the spectrum. She is genius level smart and other than not picking up on some social cues, she is fully capable of functioning on her own. However my mother insisted that my sister live with her. My sister is now in her mid 40s. She's never held a job or lived on her own and survives off of social security income. My mother made ZERO provisions for my sister. No money has been allocated. No plans for my sister to move out on her own. NOTHING. In the meantime my mother has fully renovated her house multiple times over (nothing is ever good enough so as soon as she was done putting in new flooring or whatever, that upgrade would come right back out and be replaced with something else). They have purchased multiple lots in their tiny rural area. They installed a $60,000 shop building to hold all the junk my mother has amassed over the years. But no provisions for my sister. Fast forward. My mother is declining. She's had two strokes and two types of cancer. The only people caring for her has been her husband and my sister. My sister has been basica

Asking hospital questions regarding deceased dad Location: California, United States + New Mexico, United States Earlier this month, my 72 year old dad had passed away. More context about him has been written in previous posts of mine on other subreddits. As a quick TL;DR, he had a history of heart attacks, dementia, diabetes, and multiple rash cross country road trips by himself with most ending in car crashes that he had somehow miraculously survived. During his final road trip, he was found by police stranded and confused next to his car on the side of a highway. They admitted him to the closest hospital in New Mexico, and to our surprise the doctor had claimed he seemed perfectly fine. The hospital(?) transported him to his closest relative, our Aunt in Iowa, unusually fast. We don’t really have much details on how they did that, but my Aunt had mentioned he seemed as though he was in awful shape when they dropped him off. It took about 2 days from New Mexico to Iowa. He ended up passing about 2-3 days after from a heart attack in his sleep. We’re still currently waiting on his death certificates, but his ashes did arrive which has been… a solemn and depressing experience. We’re frankly still just shocked that this all happened so fast, is it possible to ask the Hospital questions on his care and transport without a death certificate? Or would we have to wait for that first? None of his children, including myself were given medical power of attorney (He was stubborn, we had advocated for it). None of us live in New Mexico either, so I’m not sure if we’d need to fax his death certificate or do something else..?

unsolicited fax offering business line of credit, asking for business details and amount of monthly bank deposits. [BBB Scam Type: Phishing] [Business: Cross country loans] [Location: NY, USA - 10950]

Received an unsolicited fax from Cross County Loans requesting personal information to be faxed back. The unsubscribe information at the bottom directed to a website that triggered my firewall stating it was a security threat. Targeted [BBB Scam Type: Other] [Business: Cross Country Loans] [Location: IN, USA - 46217]

Junk fax, attempted to unsubscribe. A male voice stated “Your computer has a virus, “Do not attempt to shutdown your computer!” We had to forcibly shut the computer down (alt, shift, delete). [BBB Scam Type: Phishing] [Business: Cross Country Loans] [Location: CA, USA - 93291]

fax came in before business hours. the "from" line just says Cross Country Loans. the number they tell you to fax back, i don't think is the same as what they send from. the company name doesn't seem to have a call back number, and the place i am directed to unsubscribe doesn't exist. [BBB Scam Type: Phishing] [Business: Cross country loans] [Location: TX, USA - 75751]

Fraudulent sale info for a Vehicle Service Agreement. On the phone was told "you are fully covered as of today. " When the contract came in the mail the "Coverage begins 30 days and 1,000 miles AFTER the Agreement Purchase date." Called merchant and refused any resolution. I was going on a cross country trip and was told the policy was effective immediately. Now I'm not covered for any problems on my trip. That was the ONLY reason I wanted coverage, as I would be away from home :( [BBB Scam Type: Online Purchase] [Business: My Dealers Choice] [Location: CA, USA - 92407]