Getting a loan through an Austrian bank

Hey everyone! Does anyone happen to know if Martina from Washington, D.C. ever actually got her Credit issue sorted out? If anyone here has had any direct experience dealing with her, I’d really appreciate it if you could share your thoughts... Thank God

Hey there, I’m also on the lookout for that specific Martina from Washington, D.C., regarding the credit issue...

Anyone here actually managed to pull off an ino mortgage credit through an agent? If you did, please drop your experience below. I'd love to hear how it went.

What, is Martina still ghosting everyone??? I’ve been down this road before—you wait and you wait... honestly, at this point, I wouldn't be surprised if someone thought this was some kind of scam...

Look, here’s my suggestion: just head over to Austria on your own. Bring someone along who actually speaks German and go hit up three or four different banks yourself...
Obviously, you should start by checking out the Federal Reserve's statements first...

Now, Martina has plenty of cash to work with, but from what I hear, getting approved for any decent Credit isn't exactly easy these days...

If you applied for a Credit through a third-party broker and are willing to share some intel, please shoot me a DM.
Thank God

So, I’m new here, and it seems like there’s a bit of everything—though it looks like there's plenty of confusion and a few naive folks around, myself included. I guess I let Tamara and Irene from NYC, specifically VG, pull the wool over my eyes, and now I’ve just been left with empty promises week after week while they drain my bank account. If anyone here actually knows the real way to secure Credit and could point me toward someone reliable—not just someone spinning tall tales—I would truly appreciate it. Thank God for any advice you can offer. P.S. Just a heads-up, watch out for those two actresses...

From what I can gather, things in cities like Denver and Austin haven't moved an inch yet—apparently, they’re stuck in some kind of internal bank audit loop
As for the others, I haven't a clue

I honestly thought I was the only unlucky soul in America, but now I see I'm definitely not alone in this mess. I’ve been sitting here waiting on an answer regarding an international credit application that was supposed to be processed within 45 days, but thank God, we're almost four months into this nightmare now. 😢 You submit your request to one guy—let's call him an agent—only to find out later it’s actually sitting with someone else. Now, it feels like it’s been bounced around to a fifth or even a sixth different agent entirely. 🙏 The only thing is, I wasn't supposed to have to cough up any cash upfront, and frankly, I don't think I ever would have, but hey, never say never, right? It seems like they’ve all caught some kind of virus where everyone is suddenly terrified of their cell phones. Honestly, I feel like I’d have better luck winning the Powerball than getting a straight answer from these people, or even just getting one of them to actually pick up the phone when I call.

I really hope none of you idiots try to apply for a Credit through Martina—acting like she’s some big shot at an Austrian Credit firm or something. Honestly, the woman is a nobody, let alone a middleman...
And that goes for all of you pretenders too.

Were those loans at the Corporate office on 8th Avenue, like the Austrian Credit ones??

Some guy actually opened fire on the head of the credit bureau--five shots, can you believe that?

Maria James40 said:Were those loans at the Corporate office on 8th Avenue, like the Austrian Credit ones??

Some guy actually opened fire on the head of the credit bureau--five shots, can you believe that?

It’s highly probable he was doing business with Austria as well; honestly, you see their influence popping up on every single street corner these days. It seems like anyone who can scrape together a bit of German will just parachute in and start posing as some big-shot intermediary!
So, here’s the thing about this particular gentleman—Julia actually handed him back all his paperwork, and honestly, it was quite the spectacle. When MM let him know that every single detail, including his full legal name, was going out into the public eye and hitting the news cycles, the man absolutely lost it. He went completely pale, just stunned into silence. One minute he’s acting like he owns the place, and the next, our once "articulate" gentleman is left totally speechless, staring into the void because he realized exactly what he's stepped into. 😢
Honestly, we really ought to put together some kind of official blacklist for these scammers, just so we can see exactly who is getting rich off of people's misery—and let’s be real, their take is absolutely insane. I mean, you have this one individual who was actually bragging about pulling in over $110,000 a year just by exploiting others; it's predatory, plain and simple.😕

Can anyone hook me up with a phone number or email? I'm looking for someone who actually knows how to deal with a mortgage through an overseas bank. I really need some real help here.

Hey everyone... I've decided to sign up along with many others because of these credit issues... If anyone knows how to find a broker for a mortgage through the Federal Reserve in Austria, please let me know... I'm based out of Columbus... Thanks in advance...

In my opinion, you shouldn't pay a single cent upfront because it reeks of a scam; once a bank approves a Credit, they take their cut anyway.

If you're already drowning in debt or on a blacklist, chasing these offers will just bury you even deeper... regarding those Austrian Credits, there was a case in the consumer code last year where some guy was swindled by a family friend.

I guess if you can't even qualify for a loan at an American bank, you probably don't stand a chance with Austrian Credit either, so maybe just don't mess around with that kind of stuff unless you want it to end up costing you dearly.

brightnomad15 said:I guess if you can't even qualify for a loan at an American bank, you probably don't stand a chance with Austrian Credit either, so maybe just don't mess around with that kind of stuff unless you want it to end up costing you dearly.

People get caught up in these deals, taking out predatory loans—assuming they even qualify—and just digging themselves into a deeper hole. Eventually, they can't even cover the interest, let alone the principal.
If you owe a bank, try to settle out of court first. If that fails, just pay what you can, slowly... eventually, the debt gets cleared, hopefully with much lower interest rates.

Hi there!

I'm looking into taking out some Credit through the Vilah branch of an Austrian Credit firm!

If anyone could share a bit of advice to help me avoid any major headaches down the road—I'd really appreciate it...

Thanks so much

We’re actually looking into getting a mortgage in Germany—specifically a home loan backed by a mortgage. We're based here in the States. If anyone has a solid contact, please shoot me a DM.
I personally heard that for someone like Villa, it goes through without any hiccups—they even have English speakers available, so no language barrier there—and you aren't stuck waiting longer than a month. People I know who secured these types of loans actually traveled up there to handle it, but keep in mind we're talking about mortgage-backed or personal installment loans.

Hey everyone,
I see someone asking about Bank of America in Austria. Just to share my experience: I’m currently in the middle of trying to settle something with them, and this whole ordeal has been dragging on for three months now. I'm working through an intermediary and have already shelled out a significant amount of money—covering things like promissory notes, solemnization, loan guarantees, and the funds for the transfer to the US. Now, I'm just stuck waiting. Honestly, I don't know whether to keep playing the waiting game or if it's time to escalate this to a higher level. My agent reaches out constantly, but every single time there's some new hurdle. Am I being stalled, or did I just make a massive mistake?