Ms H.

If so, MoneyNetwork is the next to be mentioned.

My experience with MoneyNetwork has been anything but good.
To begin my list of difficulties with these scammers, let me start with this.
Upon payday on 7/9/20 $1,163.57 was deposited into my account.
I saw the amount above and was happy to be paid, but even then I knew something was not right about the account balance.

Looking back now I see that there were so many problems.
Such as the amount listed above was $326 short of what was supposed to be my account balance.
On top ever day following my pay day on 7/9/20 my account balance has fluctuated by $100's.
Let me give you an example: I went to Target yesterday and I purchased a car vaccuum cleaner for $31.97.
My account balance before that purchase was $797.51.
My account balance following the vacuum cleaner purchase was $501.32.
Thats a big difference!

So on 7/11/20 I contact the MoneyNetwork toll number.
This fraudulent company states on their website that they have 24/7 customer service. I quickly discover that their 24/7 customer service statement is false.
I stay on the phone for 20 minutes, and during that 20 minutes all that is being repeated is, "We are unable to process your request, we are transferring you to the next available agent." On and on, like a broken record that never stops.

At this point I am angry. I feel like I have been taken advantage of and I want my money. So I go to my search engine and type in "corporate money network".
Nothing pops up, besides addresses to the MoneyNetwork home page.
My heart is beating rapidly, and then I search "MoneyNetwork reviews", and I immediately know that I've been scammed.

That is how I am here today, to warn anyone and everyone to stay away from this company. Tell your employers, and your family and friends to be aware. MoneyNetwork is American Greed Incarnate.