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June 2022 by Gladys C.
Fraud!!! Never filed my MIL's taxes but charged her and said she did.. She's now MIA and not answering calls and hiding at home. She closed her office because she said her rent was raised so she was now working out of her house. My MIL had done her taxes with her for 6 years so if something happened you'd think she'd call her and let her know what happened or what the delay was. Her landlord mentioned SEVERAL people have showed up to her house to ask her what's going on but she won't come out. Thanks to her my MIL is now going to pay penalty fees.
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March 2022 by Leslee R.
Arminda's income tax service is a fraud! I will be reporting her to the IRS. She was suppose to file my taxes but failed to file them to the IRS!!!! I took almost a month later to suspect that something was off. Please beware of Arminda she is a thief and has no ethics. If she answers your call she claims that she can only help you after business hours at 8:00pm.... She's no longer in the location. If you have filed with her please report her to the IRS .
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September 2021 by Mario G.
Stay away from this place. If you want to have problems with the IRS then this will be a good place to go. The lady here is very irresponsible and charges you a lot to file your taxes , but then she fails to send all information to IRS and that's when you get hit. I will never go back to this place again. And don't even try to reach her over the phone, because she will never answer.
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June 2017 by Billy B.
If you call MoenyGram customer service, they will not transfer you to a supervisor or a US agent.
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May 2017 by Lady S.
This review is for MONEYGRAM, not necessarily this particular location but Money Gram in general. **If I could give them negative stars ... I would! To anyone who is foolish enough to NOT do your due diligence before conducting business with Money Gram, I can promise you that it will be one decision you come to regret. In order to send or receive money with the unprofessionally run company, you have to give away enough information that they in turn can sell and easily enable someone to commit identity theft or any type of fraud against you, and its a true invasion of your privacy. Joining the military was easier than sending and receiving money through this company. Here are just a list of some of the invasion of privacy questions made to not only the receiver but also the sender, when your state id and phone number should have sufficed. 1. How do you know this person? 2. When is the last time you saw them face to face? 3. What is your social security number? 4. What is the money being used for? 5. (A name from a person in your past who you may not be related to) - When is so and so's birthday? 6. Did you reside on any of these 5 streets? 7. What's your job title? 8. Whats your drivers license number and expiration date? 9. When's your birthday? 10. What is the phone number of the person who sent you this money ? 11. And how do you know them again? 12. Mother's maiden name is? Expect for the sender to have to make at least 3 calls into Money Gram, Then the receiver will have to make at least 3, then you must go to a location who can give you the amount of money you are requesting, not just "any" money gram, AND then the person at the pick up location will ask you the same series of privacy invasion questions all over again, in the presence of Everyone else who happens to be at that location and could be interested in committing fraud by using all of your personal information you just repeated out loud to someone who should already have it. They are the most unorganized, scatter brained, incompetent money service I have ever encountered. It is far better to send money by certified bank check through FedEx overnight than deal with the headache and embarrassment of Moneygram. Consider yourself warned!