At wits end
GBWaiting for over two months… I’ve been calling for over two months now to graduate out of the program, but no success. No one can give me an answer on what’s the reason for delay even after I paid the pending amount in full on 15th Nov, 2019. While the agents on the phone are courteous - they have time and again been unable to respond, always referring to the negotiations department that has so far not provided any explanation. It shouldn’t be this cumbersome to graduate out after paying the amount owed in advance.
Lisa
GBIf I could give 0 stars If I could give 0 stars, I would. Don't walk, run away from this company that preys on people in a desperate financial situation. I have been given misinformation and have been promised actions repeatedly that have turned our to be blatant lies. This has been, by far, the worst experience with a company I have had in my 48 years of life. Don't be fooled by the empty promises and horrible customer service offered by these scam artists.
Jen Sabrowsky
GBWORST COMPANY EVER We started working with this company in 2018. We were told the same information as many of the other customers. We had good credit, we were just looking to consolidate instead of paying multiple payments to different entities each month. We then spent 2 years fighting for information, waiting as our credit tanked and hearing nothing. In 2020 we stopped hearing from Timberline, despite reaching out. As of this morning we were contacted by a different company who stated that our account was sold to them and we could settle our account for $20,000.00. Original debt was $15,000 with payments of $750 per month for two years. This is insane. How can you so terribly misrepresent yourselves, DESTROY peoples credit scores, refuse to communicate and then SELL CUSTOMER ACCOUNTS TO A CREDITOR? I have reported this company to the BBB and am seeking legal counsel. Do NOT work with this business, they may not be committing fraud or be illegal, but they are definitely not ethical.
James Smitherman
GBFinancial Institute of this nature are a scam and should be illegal. We entered into a contract with Timberline Financial to avoid Bank Ruptcy. We agreed on the amount of money we were to pay each month to payoff 5 accounts. They said that they needed more money to payoff the accounts, so we increased the amount. I am within 6 months of completing the 4 year contract and only 3 of the 5 accounts have been cleared. This company is nothing but a scam. They associate with a Financial Institute that charges me every time they hear my name. This whole idea of helping someone get out of debt is no debt management involved. They are strictly interested in getting money at others misfortune.
Ron Wensley
GBIt is a regret. The person I spoke with, in the call center, was as helpful as she could be. It is not her fault. Rather it is Timberline's method of customer service. The web site shows inaccurate information, there is no record of the amount paid, current balances, or other information about the accounts. Very frustrating company to deal with. I regret having enrolled in this program.