Uplyft CapitalReviews of uplyftcapital.com

I contacted this company in search of a creative approach to purchase a home for use by my business. They did nothing but collect payment information for an application I never did & gave me the name of a mortgage lender after explaining their focus was direct business lending ( they're a factoring company). I had no further contact with them. I reached out to the lender, was assigned to a professional who was able to help me put together the deal. On the afternoon after closing on the property I got a call from the Uplyft rep I had initially spoken with, telling me I owed them nearly $50,000 for "closing costs." I contacted my lender & learned I owed no one anything other than what was disclosed & collected at my closing. The next time Uplyft called I told them to stop calling because I owed them nothing. They persisted, leaving me messages that they were willing to heavily discount their fees. They did nothing & I owed them nothing as confirmed with the mortgage broker who then called them & told them they were breaking the law. Yet, they persisted & finally, under the name of their parent company, Eagle Phillips, stole $15,000 from my business account using the transfer information provided to them for the application fee that never happened because I did not engage with this company. They were not authorized to use this transaction information beyond the initial purpose that even they agreed was not warranted in my case. I have filed a fraud claim with my bank & feel sure I'll get the $15,000 back, but they started calling again. I've blocked their access to my account & blocked their number on my phone. They may be OK to deal with if you need a factoring company, but be aware they are unethical & will steal your money if you provide access to your account for any legitimate purpose. They're shysters.

Subject: Response to Your Fraud Accusation To Whom It May Concern, After three weeks of your team repeatedly requesting documents, I finally had the time to send exactly what you asked for—downloaded statements directly from my bank. I was shocked and offended to receive an email from you claiming that these documents were “fake” and implying fraud. These statements are authentic bank documents, and your accusation is completely unfounded and unacceptable. I expect: A written acknowledgment that my documents were legitimate bank statements, or A clear, detailed explanation of what specifically you believe is incorrect, along with evidence to support your claim. Accusing a customer of fraud is serious. The way this was handled shows a lack of professionalism and respect. I hope you understand the impact of your words and take this opportunity to correct the situation. Sincerely, JEFF W

Scammers - do not trust

I had a bad experience with Diego. They helped me get financing through another lender, but they never told me they were charging me a fee. I asked several times, and they only told me they would deduct $1116. A week later, they deducted another $1116 from my account, supposedly for Uplift's fee as well, but I never received an explanation for this when I asked for one. I wrote to them again to ask for an explanation, but I never received a response.

Extremely shady, do your due diligence before reaching out to them. Note the fake reviews on their own website, the fake company names, people names, and profile pictures. With 586 total reviews on Trustpilot, you'd expect at least a single honest review to share, but wait... you wanna tell me they're nearly all 5-stars, written by non-verified, single-review users? oh. Guess that makes sense. No BBB or other certificates, as well. When a company goes great lengths to deceive in every way possible, you know you gotta be careful.

Stephen will not return calls and they have no loyalty for returning customers. Would not recommend

Whatever you do do not do business with this company unless it’s your last resort, you will regret it!!

This is the worst company I’ve ever dealt with in my life. My worst business decision was to do business with them.