TotallyHomes.com is a SCAM - Mark Robins is Liar

**Jayfar** · 10-22-2012, 11:09 AM

Originally Posted by HomeBuyer

Hi Brooke,

I found him online through his website: HomeFinderXL. I submitted my info and he called me the next day. Sorry for the late reply.

Worth noticing that in his about section, he has a "WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING" page - Coming Soon.

**sharkey** · 10-22-2012, 07:55 PM

Originally Posted by NickleDimer

So it's roughly the same qualifications that you need to get licensed to drive a fork lift?

You need to take two college level courses and have a clean criminal record before you can take a test to get a forklift license? And if you pass you must drive under the supervision of a forklift operator with a higher level license?

**mag** · 11-14-2012, 12:01 AM

He's indeed a scammer and didn't show up to my settlement either. My settlement was suppose to be with the listing agent's Title company in Philadelphia but to my greatest supprise he called me on the day of settlement with Malvern address. I called him after I noticed some charges that wasn't suppose to be there but he promised me a refund which I didn't get. He also never paid me my portion of the commission. His number is 610 420 2065 and he need to be stopped.

**Eastcoast** · 11-14-2012, 09:19 AM

Originally Posted by mag

His number is 610 420 2065 and he need to be stopped.

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**NickleDimer** · 11-14-2012, 10:00 AM

Originally Posted by sharkey

You need to take two college level courses and have a clean criminal record before you can take a test to get a forklift license? And if you pass you must drive under the supervision of a forklift operator with a higher level license?

Two "college level" classes puts you on the level of millions of 18 year olds every where.
And what job doesn't you to work under the supervision of a more qualified person?

Is there any profession where sales of hundreds of thousands of dollars are handled by so minimally trained individuals?