OneMain Financial 10th St, Palmdale, California

OneMain Financial Reviews

3.8 stars based on 13 reviews

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  Daniel Hernandez

  5.0

  THEY OFFER LOANS FOR PEOPLE WHO NEED THEM.......IT'S NOT THIER FAULT UR IN A SITUATION WHERE THEY HAVE A HIGH INTEREST RATE.........BUT IF U PLAN UR LIFE RIGHT........ONEMAIN IS A VERY BIG HELP.......!!!!!

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  Response from the owner

  Dear Daniel, Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts. We appreciate your feedback! It's what helps us do our jobs better. Please reach out if you need additional assistance. – LF

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  beauteeforme

  5.0

  Very understanding loan place and very professional workers

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  Response from the owner

  Hi there, Thank you for your feedback and for being a customer! Best wishes, – LF

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  Peter Parker

  1.0

  Scam of a place they ask for bank statements pay stub you send it to them and they want your bank account user name and password fraud they wanna steal your identity stay away from them

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  Response from the owner

  OneMain Financial is aware of an External Advance Fee Scam in which fraudsters are using OneMain Financials’ (OMF) name in their fraudulent loan offers. The scam uses OneMain Financial’s name, logo, and at times branch contact information as part of the scheme. The scammers can exploit the victim’s phone, text and email accounts with wording and/or documents posing as OneMain Financial representatives. OneMain Financial representatives: • Do Not request payment of fees upfront and will never ask you to purchase or place money on debit or gift cards (e.g. Google Play cards). • Do Not ask for your user name or password from your Financial Institution. • Do Not put money in your Financial Institution’s Bank account for you to return the payment to them. • Do Not use Gmail addresses. Look at the email address. If it ends in gmail.com it is not from OneMain Financial. If you have been involved in or have been a victim of an External Advance Fee Scam, we recommend that you take these necessary steps to protect your information and prevent potential financial loss: 1. Stop all contact with fraudsters. Do not speak to them anymore. Do not give them information or send money, gift cards and/or insurance cards. 2. If you have given the scammers your personal Bank information (account, PIN, credit card numbers, etc.) please contact the issuing Financial Institution and advise of what occurred and ask on what action you need to take. 3. You should also consider contacting the credit reporting agencies (Experian, Transunion & Equifax) to place an Extended Fraud Alert with your phone# and/or freeze your credit report. 1. Equifax - 800.525.6285 or www.equifax.com 2. Experian - 888.397.3742 or www.experian.com 3. TransUnion - 800.680.7289 or www.transunion.com 4. You can contact the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) at www.ftc.gov or 877-438-4338 to report this incident. The FTC may ask for the fraudster’s contact information. 5. You can contact the Federal Bureau of Investigation Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) at www.ic3.gov to report this incident. -AS

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