3035540778

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303 area code: Colorado (Aurora, Boulder, Denver)
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    Vic replies to teddy
    Teddy,
    My pages and pages of references would contradict you about whether or not we care about people.  We do contact people with tax liens because more often than not, the government is being aggressive with them, and we can help.  If you bothered to do your homework, or bothered to at least contact me as indicated above you would be a lot more educated about your situation and us.  And I can make sure we don't call you again.  It's one thing to complain on a website, but you can take positive action, which I've offered to help with repeatedly.  We absolutely do not represent ourselves as a tax authority.  To do so would be counter-productive to our efforts.  If someone did, I'd fire them on the spot.  
    Regards,
    Vic
    888.589.0955x303
    vvalenzuela@larson-financial.com
    www.larson-financial.com
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    Vic replies to Dennis
    Dennis,
    Give me a call, and I'll give you the docket number for the business lien in question.  I don't even know where to begin with the rest of your comments.  It's disheartening to answer these thoughtless posts when you could actually  fix a problem instead.  Good luck to you.  
    Regards,
    Vic
    888.589.0955x303
    vvalenzuela@larson-financial.com
    www.larson-financial.com

    Does anyone really think I would go to this much effort if we weren't a legitimate company concerned with protecting our reputation from lies?
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    M replies to Vic
    | 1 reply
    [quote]Mtech9,
    My name is Vic and I work for the Larson brothers at Larson Financial.  We are not a telemarketing firm.  We are a tax resolution company.  Here's our website:  www.larson-financial.com.  One aspect of our marketing is via the phone.  However, one of our main goals is to not annoy people.  If don't have any tax issues, or just don't want to be called you can call or email me and I'll make sure you don't get called again.  My direct line is 720.836.4133.  Our toll free number is 888.589.0955 x303.  My email is vvalenzuela@larson-financial.com.  Also, if you know who is calling from my company, or which extension, I'd like to know that as well.
    Regards,
    Vic[/quote]
    You [***].  Your firm called me three times in rapid succession with a repeat rate of sixty seconds each time.  You pretended to be someone you're not.

    I'm going to do everything within my power to get you kicked off your hosting provider.  Get a handle on whoever's lying to people on the phone lines.  You guys are thugs.  The next phone call is to the BBB after this.
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    M replies to Sarah
    Okay.  If you're tired of this kind of racketeering style of marketing then let your voice be known:

    https://odr.bbb.org/odrweb/public/GetStarted.aspx
    It's "Larsen Financial" in Colorado.

    And the hosting provider for larsen-financial.com is 1and1.com and you can directly complain to their abuse technical support here:  security-team@1and1.com just tell them that you're getting a con attempt by Larson and describe what happened.  If they get enough complaints they'll realize that somebody else is bound to do a DDoS attack against the hosting company and they'll ditch these losers.
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    M replies to Vic
    | 1 reply
    Vic, this isn't some momentary problem with one of your rogue salespeople.  This is your company's way of doing business.  You're into racketeering.  Don't try to sugarcoat your business model.
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    Vic replies to M
    "M",
    A few things to help people out.  First, your giving people the wrong information.   It's Larson Financial, with an "o" as I included in the email you quoted.  Not "Larsen Financial" with and "e".  I noticed you never called me to put a stop to any phone calls.  

    In your post you said "Your firm called me three times in rapid succession with a repeat rate of sixty seconds each time.  You pretended to be someone you're not."  I noticed you never tried to call me to correct the problem even though I clearly tell you how to take care of it.  Again, call me at the numbers listed below, email me, whatever your desired way you want to correct this.  

    I'm a little offended that you refer to me as a "[***]" when you've never tried to contact me.  This is a business with an excellent reputation as I'm sure you found out when you contacted the bbb.  

    I can't say it more simply, I don't want my employees calling people who don't want to hire us, it's a waste of time and resources.  Tell me what number is being dialed so I can track down who has the information on my end.  I'm hoping to apply some common sense to this discussion.

    I've been very straightforward and direct about this, and I've identified myself, my company and provided all my contact information and the information you've provided are wild claims and the pseudonym "m".  You sure have a lot of free time.  
    Regards,
    Vic
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    ATG
    | 5 replies
    I found this website doing some research about Larson Financial after they had cold called me.

    See, when the IRS is got a levy on you it is public record. Larson Financial is able to see who is going to get these levies and then calls them.

    I have been in business for 11 years and never received a call from any company regarding tax issues until I had some.

    So, I've signed up with them, and be assured that if they do not deliver as promised I will post it here as some of the rants on these pages almost turned me away.
    I almost signed with http://www.taxresolution.com/ but after doing some research I did find complaints about them and none about Larson.

    The other guys list pennies on the dollar settlements but so far the Larson guys have only told me that I am entitled to a payment plan with the IRS, not any balance or penalties abatement. But they are working on a legal method to eliminate 25k of 30k in tax debt because the CEO died during the period we were racking up debt.

    So, they have promised no magic bullet.

    I will update this site with my dealings with Larson Financial. Two thousand dollars is a lot of money for me. If I haven't gotten a fair value you will hear about it.
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    I'm on the DO NOT CALL LIST!
    | 1 reply
    Same as all above.  I've gotten I think I got about 3 calls originally, they don't bother to give a name of who they're looking for, they just rather generically state they're calling about "the state tax issue".  Well, since I don't have a tax issue, I assumed wrong number.  And no, I hadn't gotten the interest to tell them they had a wrong number.  Then just today I get another phone call, the name given sounded like Cruz Quintana, who made it sound as if "my" file had been passed off to him, and he was calling about the 'issue'.  Now that I googled the # on my caller ID I find this thread.  So, update your records or something and stop calling people on the DNC list!
    • Caller: larson financial
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    ATG replies to ATG
    | 4 replies
    ok.

    I am getting annoyed. They have been good to me, but rude to my accountant ( so she says ) and frankly have not been able to reduce any balances with the tax thugs and highwaymen.
    Developing...
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    Truth replies to ATG
    Don't stand for it.....File a complaint with the BBB or state. Ask for your $$ back and give it to the tax people.
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    ATG
    While may case is still ongoing, and not yet resolved, I can say that there has been no shortage of commiserations or compassion on the part of their staff.

    IF they are able to secure the deal they are trying to make with the IRS they will be heroes. And if not...that partly falls on the IRS. The owner of Larson called me today, apparently he is actively following this website and the comments.

    My annoyence is as much dismay and disbelief at the overall state of affairs in our country, as it is some specific shortcomings of Larson Financial.

    I should not be in this hellish place. I believe the American people are being suckered and that this is the age of mass-manipulation. The banks are using the bailout money ( which is nothing more than borrowed tax money on revenues they may or may not be able to collect as the economy continues to head into choas )to buy smaller banks and draft bonuses for the executives, not help people who have been suckered by the con of
    A) Median home prices being completely out of whack with median incomes
    B) Record profits by oil companies as gas prices stuck a sword into the rib cage of our economy, during a time of war
    C) Out-sourcing of jobs by economic cartels that then created massive bubbles in the commodities that consumed whatever disposable income small businesses in the United States and the families they employe had. Then these ' multi-national ' corporations such as GM and Chrysler show profits in their overseas factors while lining up for bailout money.

    We all nod and say all politicians are liars and crooks. But when they are too big of liars and crooks, things break down.

    The last eight years as been a wealth killing machine for the middle class. Private armies now are deployed in combat zones, and the soldiers of fortune of Blackwater, Haliburton and their ilk are making five times what U.S. Marines make. Oil companies are cleaning up. Machine shops preparring military aircraft parts are booming AND EVERYBODY ELSE IS SCREWED.

    When a country is led by men who are corrupt, and on the take in a myriad of petty and evil ways, that is what trickles down. Trickle down economics failed to account for individual greed. I voted for George Bush twice. The " fiscal conservative ".

    And meanwhile there are millions of illegal aliens everywhere. They are a massive drain on our social services. They have devalued ALL of the construction trades. Not a word in the debates.

    During the rise in gas prices, not a word from George Bush. All he had to do was get out there and push for drilling, and such talk would have stopped the bubble.

    Maybe now that these futures traders and banking institutions have been revealed to be a bunch of thieving [***], there will be such lack of demand for their services and regulations on their schemes that they will be forced to compete with the Mexicans and paint a house.

    Somehow I doubt it. But THAT would be change I could believe in.


    Sorry for the rant. Those that are not in financial trouble now, hang on to your [***], because it's coming.
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    Dear "IOTDNCL!",
    Thanks for posting.  I don't want Cruz, (you're right about the name) calling you either, but I have no idea who you are.  Please email me or call with what number he's dialing, and I will put a stop to it.  I can be reached at 888.589.0955 x303, or vvalenzuela@larson-financial.com.  Once I have some way of identifying the file he has with the wrong number I can stop it. Thanks, Vic
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    ingrid
    A telemarketer is calling at least every two days to reach
    the head of the company, since November 6th and I think a few
    days earlier. At first the telemarketer told me he had spoken to
    the head of the company and was "returning his call", then later
    he asked me what was our company and just what did we do?
    So obviously he never spoke to him. Constant calls. So this company's claim that nothing has happened since early October (see message below)
    is false.
    • Caller: Larsen? from number above
    • Call type: Telemarketer
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    "D" replies to M
    Hey "M".......You are the A**hole.
    I have received calls from them, and dealt with them. Quit being such a little baby and gather some control over your own life. It is not hard to do with a little less blaming and a dose of cajones. If you had a clue about business, you would know that telemarketing is one of the many avenues important to business development. It is a pain in the butt, but it works. If you spent any time developing a business rather than sitting around posting and whining, you'd probably learn some of this. This is not someone else's problem......
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    "biz" replies to ATG
    | 2 replies
    ATG,
    I have a couple of questions if you have time and see this......
    1. Have they managed to handle all communication with the taxing agency, thereby keeping them out of your hair?
    2. Have they successfully packaged it into payments?

    I am considering using them. I don't want a magic bullet, just someone to take the stress away and allow a means to pay the debt. Have they done at least that for you?
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    Unhappy
    | 2 replies
    I "hired" these guys awhile back.  They are horrible and very unprofessional.  They have a perfect BBB because they barely have any business.  I am taking my complaints to the BBB so other people will know how they lie and cheat you out of your money.
    • Caller: LARSON FINANCIAL
    • Call type: Telemarketer
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    TTM replies to "biz"
    | 1 reply
    DO NOT HIRE LARSON FINANCIAL.  You will regret it everyday for the rest of your life...
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    Vic replies to TTM
    Dear "TTM"
    Boo!  Once again, a completely anonymous post with no actual information insinuating that there's something wrong.  I'm the only person, other than our client, "ATG" who actually identifies themselves.  If you have any questions about us, please call me(Vic Valenzuela) at 888.589.0955, or email me at vvalenzuela@larson-financial.com.  We are very serious about helping people with tax issues.  I also observe that there's no discussion of any kind of contact or phone call, so I assume it's a less than ethical competitor with too much free time.
    Happy new year!
    Vic
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    Vic replies to Unhappy
    | 1 reply
    Dear "unhappy",
    I assume you are also "ttm" since both entries are made on the same day, and neither entry has anything to do with an 800 number.  It's January 12th at 3pm, I just went and checked our BBB report, and as usual, an A- rating with zero complaints.  We do have a perfect record, but we've served over 3000 clients since we've opened our doors.  I don't know what constitutes "barely" in your world, but we're proud of what we've done, and 3000 seems like a lot to me.  As usual, please contact the only person who identifies himself on this website, Vic Valenzuela, 888.589.0955 x303.  I'd say "horrible and unprofessional" is making anonymous, unsupported attacks on a website.
    Regards,
    Vic
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    D
    | 1 reply
    Got some calls from these guys,called back and they couldn't find my record (maybe because I don't have a tax problem!). Asked them not to call anymore and they replied that just because it was a 303 number didn't make it them. (I am not capable of looking at 10 whole numbers?)

    Vic while you are defending this companie's pristine record here is a few more sites you may want to check out....

    http://phoneowner.info/Number.aspx/3035540778
    https://whocallsme.com/Phone-Number.aspx/3035540778

    with a few more complaints.

    a google search also turned up a help wanted ad,
    with this line

    "If you have additional questions, please feel free to e-mail Ron Larson at rlarson@larson-financial.com. No phone calls please."

    I guess Ron Larson doesn't like a million annoying phone calls either.

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