Clear Vision Financial

Do not use this company. Aaron Cox has scammed over 700 people including me out of alot of money and did nothing!

Aaron Cox of Clearvision Financial.
I think this is some type of a scam. He cold called me in May 2013 about refinancing my home. He sounded very articulate. After our first conversation he emailed me with forms for me to fill out. He also attached several refi’s he said his clients authorized him to share with me. I guess people don’t look at this stuff — but I did. The refi’s were very old — prior to the great recession. I asked him for some references and that is when things got very interesting. He couldn’t provide one reference. I asked him for redacted copies of recent deals he’d completed (white out the names of the clients). He couldn’t do that either. He has his people calling me daily for a a couple weeks about getting all the forms in so they could start working on my refi. I collected all the forms and was ready to send everything off but I got a bad feeling because he couldn’t provide one reference of a satisfied customer. That’s when I started looking on the internet. Fortunately I never gave this fellow any money. I assume it would have been lost.