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Bevtech


Country United States
State California
City Stevenson Ranch
Address 25876 The Old Rd 330
Phone 310.487.1042
Most Useful Comment
  • Sep 9, 2017

Ripped off By Deceit itself> with my eyes wide open. When I look back feeling as if I should have recognized him, Marcus Beverly, for who he was using his company Bev-Tech IT Services as a cover for his corruption. Marcus conned me for thousands of dollars through what looked like a legitimate opportunity to manage and grow my meager retirement funds. My credit score was well over 700 and we were looking to enhance it in ways that he was well versed in, having done this sort of thing for a number of years. To be accomplished through new credit lines, through interim funded loans, commissions paid and repaid monthly; called The Bev-Tech Inc. Credit Repair and Enhancement Funding Program. included was the disbursement of client discretionary funding throughout the process. With contract in hand and agreement sealed I believed we were on our way to new beginnings. However the new beginnings became short lived when a few months into the process Mr. Beverly began to default on the loans, write checks that were devoid of funds to cover their cashing, set up payment dates for distributing discretionaty funding to client that would come and go unpaid, unending calls from banks for payment on loans and always another excuse and reason why there is no fullfillment of the contracted agreement.

This is Fraud, A Scam, A Con, A Rip Off!! I caution you to cross your ttt's, dot your iii's, do your due diligence and get council on every decision. No one should ever be abls to do this kind of thing to another human being and get away with it. Ever! Especially to one who has worked and labored their whole life, now being a senoir citizen and have this sort of thing to deal with; may it never be!!

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Bevtech Reviews

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  • Oct 3, 2017

Febuary, 2017, marcus beverly was referred to me because i was thinking about getting a consolidation loan. I was inpressed with what he had to say & offer, and decided to sign up with his "so-called" company. He promised to not only get enough money to pay off my existing debt, but told me he would drastically improve my credit score, do my taxes, and have residual money. He also stated he would be responsible for monthly payments of the credit cards. From the very beginning, the credit card statements were late, or not paid and only minimum payments were being made. I kept giving him the benefit-of-the doubt, and after six months of creditors calling, texting & emailing me due to non/late payments, i requested that his services be cancelled. He definitely knows what he is doing, and talks a good game, to the point of his con being almost legal!!

Long story short,my debt has almost tripled because of marcus beverly, and my credit score is horrific. I am embarassed, and ashamed of how i let this person pretty-much ruin me financially. I ended up seeking legal counsel, and am currently filing for bankruptcy because of this man! my credit is in ruins, and i will have to start over again building up my credit that took me years to build. outscam is a blessing in disguise. I am more than willing to join any/all that want to pursue legal action against this man. I now know he has done this to others, and i will most definitely love to be a part of bringing this guy down.

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  • Sep 20, 2017

Marcus Beverly scammed me for 20k in loans and purchases on my credit card.

He has a facebook and a linked-in with endorsements and he claims to be going through "company troubles", but he is a scammer, it's become clear.

I've found 4 other reports on him just within the last month....

Long story short- he says he'll help you repair your credit and will charge you a fee for doing so. The fee was $1700. He did fix my credit initially, but now it is destrroyed. He wanted me to fix my credit so that he could get me to apply for and take out loans and credit cards with high credit limits. He will ask for the money once it gets transferred to your bank and he claims that this money will be for paying off the loans in large amounts to help build up your credit history. He also will do it with credit cards and make large sum purhcases and promise to pay them off fast to improve your score and history.

He paid off the loans for maybe 3-4 months- the minimum payment the stopped making payments alltogether.

I will be filing a police report against him with my collected evidence, filing a smalll claims, and sueing with the help of a family friend who is a lawyer in addition. I have also made this report and contacted the editor of this website so he can connect with other victims and we can joint sue & file reports with the police.

I'm 20k in debt at 25 years old because of this man.

Also - side note- he brought along his son & foreign wife to some of our meetings and claims to be christian, he has a public fb page and is an ex-military member. So usually, a scammer won't reveal too much about themselves- this is why I thought otherwise. His young teenage son (mateus beverly) is on fb too and takes pics next to fancy cars, maybe bought with our money? Just a thought.

He also uses extremly vaugue language and gives the same excuse over and over - "in a meeting". He has lots of typo errors as well, comes off very unprofessional in this sense.

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  • Jul 27, 2018

Marcus Beverly scammed me too.

Marcus Beverly told me that he needed $8K as a quick bridge until he could obtain a loan. He offered a very generous return. The time period was supposed to be 2 weeks. That was over two years ago. Every excuse under the sun, and yes, he focused on being a Christian and a Marine - a man of honor!

If you or anybody else needs help in nailing this creep I'd be happy to assist.

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Most Useful Comment
  • Sep 9, 2017

Ripped off By Deceit itself> with my eyes wide open. When I look back feeling as if I should have recognized him, Marcus Beverly, for who he was using his company Bev-Tech IT Services as a cover for his corruption. Marcus conned me for thousands of dollars through what looked like a legitimate opportunity to manage and grow my meager retirement funds. My credit score was well over 700 and we were looking to enhance it in ways that he was well versed in, having done this sort of thing for a number of years. To be accomplished through new credit lines, through interim funded loans, commissions paid and repaid monthly; called The Bev-Tech Inc. Credit Repair and Enhancement Funding Program. included was the disbursement of client discretionary funding throughout the process. With contract in hand and agreement sealed I believed we were on our way to new beginnings. However the new beginnings became short lived when a few months into the process Mr. Beverly began to default on the loans, write checks that were devoid of funds to cover their cashing, set up payment dates for distributing discretionaty funding to client that would come and go unpaid, unending calls from banks for payment on loans and always another excuse and reason why there is no fullfillment of the contracted agreement.

This is Fraud, A Scam, A Con, A Rip Off!! I caution you to cross your ttt's, dot your iii's, do your due diligence and get council on every decision. No one should ever be abls to do this kind of thing to another human being and get away with it. Ever! Especially to one who has worked and labored their whole life, now being a senoir citizen and have this sort of thing to deal with; may it never be!!

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  • Dec 19, 2017

Scammed me for 70K

I have the same story. Please contact me if there should be a lawsuit. Karma will get this person. Mine started in 2013 and ended in 2015.

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  • Jul 27, 2018

Marcus Beverly scammed me too.

He presented himself as a good Christian man, and a Marine. A man of honor! What a crock.

He said he needed a bridge loan of $8K for two weeks until a loan he had been approved for would be available. For that he offered a very generous return. He was in the L.A. area and I was in Sacramento. He was going to drive all the way to Sacramento, but I felt bad, so I told him I would meet him half way. This was over two years ago and I haven't been paid back and he hasn't responded to any of my communications for the last 6 months.

In addition, I even wrote a reference letter for him to his landlord, who was about to evict him. How stupid was I?

He told me all about his family troubles, how his wife had left him at one point because he cheated on her repeatedly, and how, through God, he had become a different man. He also said there was an issue from when he was in the military that was still following him to the tune of $100K, which had ruined his credit, so he was having to establish credit for his wife, who is from Japan and doesn't speak English.. Unfortunately, I heard all of this after I opened my wallet to him.

Stay away from this guy. A con man through and through.

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