Sterling National Lenders

They take money and never do anything. They take a down payment and never return money. Its a scam. I have already contacted the FBI and local authorities.

Hi Permtidiva and welcome. I'm sorry to hear that you've been scammed by them. Can you post a bit more information for us? Do they have a website? If you have emails from them, please post those, as well, with headers. (we'll help you if you don't know how to retrieve email headers).

The info for Sterling National Lender's is as follows: Sterling National Lender's, 46340 Potomac Plaza, Suite 206, Sterling, Virginia, 20164, 866-834-5339, fax 757-353-4415. The contact persont there is felisha Adams. I was able to get ahold of her today and she assured me I would get my money. It gets updated every wed and sat,. so she says. I hope she is right. I google earthed the address and it seems to be a legit address at a Sun Bank accross from a Wendy's restauran. If anyone hads any dealing with these people and either lost or got their money refunded to you, please let me know. They have no web site.

I have done a bit more searching since your last post. That appears to be a lending scam.

Please read this thread, here at scamwarners: viewtopic.php?f=26&t=1605

and this one: viewtopic.php?p=6902#p6902
There are a lot of sites, fake lenders and unfortunately, victims.

Also showing up in a search of the name is this http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/0/4 ... 420202.htm
and this: http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/0/4 ... 412893.htm

permtidiva I am sorry I fear you have lost money to this scam. I hope and pray not.

Yes the address is real. But there is no Sterling National Lenders there or anywhere else.

I wished I had better news. Everyone in this forum will I am sure agree that no one here thinks for one minute that you are a "sucker". You were callously conned by someone who is very sophisticated and does this for a living (i.e., a "professional"). Whatever happens I wish you a happier tomorrow. Do not blaim yourself, you are a wonderful person for sharing vital information that could help other potential victims. Hold your head high, I am proud of you.



Borrowers are being advised to beware of companies that offer to arrange loans but request an upfront fee. It will be certainly be a fraudulent mass-marketed scam.

No reputable loan companies require advance fees. Only scammers ask people to pay an upfront fee with the promise of a loan.

Sadly it is mostly those with existing credit problems that fall into the trap of such leeches when they are offered a solution to their money problems.

These vermin prey particularly on vulnerable individuals and promise them a low-interest loan as an easy solution, but the reality is that there is no loan and this is just a front for scammers looking to make a quick buck.


Please everyone be very wary, don’t get ripped off. Pass the word to all your friends, family, neighbours.