Re: What is N.P.L National property liquidators - Posted by Steve
Posted by Steve on March 03, 2005 at 19:40:36:
I received the internet adds for their courses check their site at housingavailable.com
Could someone let me know if this is legit?
Thanks
Re: What is N.P.L National property liquidators - Posted by James C. Hull
Posted by James C. Hull on March 18, 2005 at 16:51:42:
I am a paid, registered investor with National Property Liquidators, Inc., headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina.
The organization is a semi-private real estate investment concierge service. Membership is through private referral only.
I seriously doubt that the SPAM you received was from NPL. I investigated them thoroughly before I joined (I was sponsored by a member). They carry an excellent BBB and D&B rating. I believe they are also FTC certified.
To my knowledge, NPL has never (in their 10 plus year history) ever solicited anything, membership or otherwise.
Re: What is N.P.L National property liquidators - Posted by SSteve
Posted by SSteve on March 03, 2005 at 12:59:59:
I’m courious also. rsvp
Unacknowledged Application - Posted by William Levay
Posted by William Levay on October 13, 2005 at 14:26:01:
We submitted an application about a week ago and have not yet received an acknowledgement!
We couldn’t find your email address anywhere!!!
Re: What is N.P.L National property liquidators - Posted by steve
Posted by steve on March 17, 2005 at 24:39:24:
What do you think of NPL is it real and worth it.??
Or just another R.E. scam?
Thanks?
Re: What is N.P.L National property liquidators - Posted by Debbie
Posted by Debbie on March 18, 2005 at 19:49:38:
I looked it up under google and it leads you to buying the book Real Estate Exposed which is the same stuff Lou Vukas is pushing. I’m not sure NPL is a real company. Just my opinion.
Re: What is N.P.L National property liquidators - Posted by Chris
Posted by Chris on May 10, 2005 at 09:02:31:
Try the following link - can’t seem to find them registered in NC, under several names:
Re: What is N.P.L National property liquidators - Posted by Brian
Posted by Brian on May 06, 2005 at 15:20:50:
I’m not here to bash anybody, I’m just here to state facts and find out if anyone can confirm what I have.
I filled out the pre-app and was notified nearly a month later by someone I will leave nameless. The address he/she sent me had NPL as the header and the address provided was:
5984 B Six Forks Road
Raleigh NC 27609
I ended up doing a BBB search just like Jim/James said and found this:
BBB Reliability Report
The Better Business Bureau
Serving Eastern North Carolina
5540 Munford Road, Suite 130
Raleigh, NC 27612
The JGM Group, Corp
6010-B Six Forks Rd
Raleigh, NC 27609
Telephone: (919) 866-1670
Fax: (919) 861-0384
The BBB reports on members and non-members.
Original Business Start Date: July 1999 Incorporated: December 2000, NC
Principal: Employees: 15
Email Address: cs@MoneySolutionsUSA.com File Open Date: December 2000
TOB Classification: Investment Consultants for Home Buying
BBB Membership: This company is not a member.
Additional DBA Names
Money Solutions USA
Money Solutions USA II
Nature Of Business
According to the company, they provide consulting on home buying and investment strategies. The company’s website states:
Money Solutions USA, Inc does not make loans or credit decisions in connection with loans, nor does Money Solutions USA issue commitments or lock-in agreements. Money Solutions USA is not an agent of either you, the consumer, or any participating lender. Money Solutions USA services are administrative, educational and consultative only. You should rely on your own judgment in deciding which available loan product best suits your needs and financial means.
Also, the disclosure section of their website states:
Money Solutions USA has a no refund or cancellation policy.
Customer Experience
Based on BBB files, this company has an unsatisfactory record due to unanswered complaints concerning refund issues. The Bureau has processed 264 complaints about Money Solutions USA in the last 36 months. One hundred and three of those were processed in the last 12 months. Of all the complaints 238 were responded to by the company, 6 were unresolved and 20 were no response.
Additional File Information
After meeting with the BBB to discuss the complaint activity, the company agreed to revise its sales script and marketing materials to clarify the nature of its offer and to disclose its no refund/no cancellation policy.
Jim/James, I don’t know who you are, but I noticed in March you said you were a Member of NPL, but a month later you say that you are waiting to hear from NPL about membership and telling us to be patient. We have to get some stories straight here. I am still open to NPL, I just want to know what is going on. If you want real estate investors and want to be secretive, why not just open up an exclusive reit? It would be a lot less hassle and more profit. What is the deal with these r. barry’s and L. Varkus (or whatever).
I just want a profitable place to invest, just like everyone else, right?
Re: What is N.P.L National property liquidators - Posted by jeff siverhus
Posted by jeff siverhus on March 21, 2005 at 23:07:01:
In response to james Hull, thank you for the wery informative remarks about npl I was just wandering if you would reveal who the vendor was that you purchased the package for $197 was. I to have an offer for what I think is the same program and i am just a bit gunshy about ordering, there are so many scams I just don’t want to get burned again. This guys initials are LV,if this is the vendor who you purchased from I would just like to know that this is really a way that I can gain access to NpL.
Thanks so much
Re: What is N.P.L National property liquidators - Posted by Larry
Posted by Larry on March 08, 2005 at 07:17:54:
What is N.P.L. are they a real company? Has there been any complaints about them? I have never heard of them and they were asking for $197.00 for their course.
Re: Unacknowledged Application - Posted by Orenthal Baymon
Posted by Orenthal Baymon on February 03, 2006 at 05:59:22:
Find out more information on becomeing a member.
Re: What is N.P.L National property liquidators - Posted by mike mills
Posted by mike mills on March 20, 2005 at 08:03:09:
To whom it may concern can you please tell me if this is a real company or, maybe you are in business with LOU VUKAS dealing with realstate.
Re: What is N.P.L National property liquidators - Posted by Jim Hull
Posted by Jim Hull on May 10, 2005 at 20:51:21:
I do not know what state they are incorporated in. It is not important to me. I have been to visit them. They do exist. I am investing with them and doing quite well, thank you. Quite honestly, I am becoming tired of attempting to convince people that they do exist. They are legitimate, honest, and a pleasure to do business with, even if they are a bit slow to respond.
Jim Hull
Re: What is N.P.L National property liquidators - Posted by Jim Hull
Posted by Jim Hull on May 06, 2005 at 23:40:58:
First of all, what was the nature of the notification you received from NPL? I suspect that you did not receive approval. Is this true?
Secondly, I know of no connection between NPL and JGM Group, Corp. I also note that they are one block apart on the same street. So what? What conclusion are you asking us to draw?
About Money Solutions USA. Their corporate data which you supply tells me that they are not NPL. I know that all divisions of NPL are incorporated and display NPL in their corporate names. I doubt that Money Solutions USA is in any way related to NPL.
What exactly are you trying to do with the negative information you have gathered about companies unrelated to NPL?
Thus far I have purchased three NPL memberships. One for my corporation, one for myself, and one for a family member. I am about to purchase five more ? one for an LLC and four for family members.
Except for their slow response to virtually everything, I am very happy with my NPL membership/s.
If you read the remainder of my posts you will learn something of the operating philosophy of NPL. They were founded as a closed corporation, and have always conducted business privately for the benefit of their registered investors. Although they have of necessity opened up their membership somewhat, I see nothing sinister in the fact that they continue to conduct business in a manner similar to when organized.
And about privacy ? I have incorporated two companies. Both are closed corporations and operate privately, i.e., not for the public. I dare you to find them. Why does everyone assume that there must be some sinister motive for operating privately? It is done to protect assets, especially cash and real estate assets, from legal attacks upon what would otherwise be my personal estate.
Re: What is N.P.L National property liquidators - Posted by mommaroo
Posted by mommaroo on March 14, 2005 at 24:33:59:
I received e-mail too. They do have a web-site—and it costs nothing to become an investor with them—except for perhaps down-payment. HOWEVER, they give no address or contact information. I strongly urge you to check them out with BBB online.
“If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is!”
Re: What is N.P.L National property liquidators - Posted by Tonya Giammarinaro
Posted by Tonya Giammarinaro on April 25, 2005 at 13:19:50:
the only NPL I’ve heard of buys homes at wholesale prices, (mainly MI, IN)then offers them to a cash only buyer, you must prove you have cash in bank before bidding. Ive seen their website they show pictures of the houses for sale.
Their ph# 616 915-3629 web: http://www.badlizard.com
Im curious about the Lou Vukas thing too. I emailed this co. and they didnt know what I was talking about.
Reply if you find out more. Tonya G
Re: What is N.P.L National property liquidators - Posted by Steve Belbin
Posted by Steve Belbin on February 07, 2007 at 01:49:25:
Hi There! Listen, all I want to know is do you know if Lou Vougas is a member (or) an affiliate of NPL? He does advertise NPL on his emails. He ask for $197.00 for his cost to process orders. Lou states this course is for free and that customers will receive free membership to NPL because he has personal contact with NPL Associates. Do you know if his statements are true…Please can you answer?
Re: What is N.P.L National property liquidators - Posted by Anonymous
Posted by Anonymous on August 05, 2006 at 01:12:11:
This company is a scam. RUN, RUN, RUN. Martin Phillips Nossov is the clown running this company. I worked for him at NPL and RET for a while and the realized that all they are doing is taking people’s hard earned money. He was associated with JGM Group aka Money Solutions at one time. Through office goosip, he defrauded his partners and customers over there as well and is being sued by the ex-partners. Be sure to check the BBB and RE forums for any companies run by Martin Nossov, Lou Voukas and Bill Steigers. You will find nothing positive posted by real consumers. The positive items have been traced back to thier IP addresses. They are using alias names to try to reverse the negative comments.
Re: What is N.P.L National property liquidators - Posted by Lisa Knecht
Posted by Lisa Knecht on March 14, 2005 at 24:36:34:
What is their website address?
Re: What is N.P.L National property liquidators - Posted by Donna
Posted by Donna on January 04, 2006 at 22:41:00:
Please,send me some information,on repos,and property liquidators. Thank you Donna