Prospexx Integrated Capital

It has been brought to our attention that some less than complimentary things have been posted on the internet. Unfortunately, and on occasion, we must address these types of issues. Such is the nature of our business. While we often have the pleasure of helping someone finance their dreams and we certainly aim to fund all of the projects that are brought to us here at PCL , it does, at times happen that a project can not be funded. There are many reasons that are never brought to our attention by the client themselves, that can render a project to be non-viable. These things are brought to light through our own investigative work. We never enjoy having to tell a client that their project can not be funded, but if or when it has to be that way, we assure you it is only after every avenue has been exhausted and it is done professionally and with solid back up as to why. We understand that it is difficult to be told “no” however it seems counter productive to lower ones self to name calling and a smear campaign over the internet. In truth, that sort of behaviour says more about their character than it does ours. So while we must address the comments, we put little merit in them and ask all of our current and future clients to please consider the source. We have not become as reputable and successful as we are by “scamming” people. There are no charges or pending litigations against us and since 1991 we have successfully funded ourselves, or found funding for many, many projects. We hope this clears up any concerns that you may have and we thank you for your time. Prospexx Capital Ltd. Management Team

Nobody it seems and Mr Tom Mckenzie can only be bothered to cu and pate a non answer same as here http://www.mortgagegrapevine.com/thread/?thread=564661

So everybody can be pleased that there is no court action against him and he thinks it is just one unhappy client that has caused this internet response.

Get real and do your own due diligence.

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Looks like a simple do not pay upfront fees or you will regret it as there seems to be no evidence of "i paid and got what it said on the tin" More a case of I paid and got nothing.Tell us different Mr Mckenzie not just how clever you have been not to have a lawsuit.Who's dreams have made come true just your own or do you just pedal nightmares as it seems.How many projects have you funded what is your conversion rate go on lower yourself to facts.

Well, that is all very interesting Tom, it would seem you have time to post on websites to deffend your position but you don't have time to answer phone calls, return messages or even answer emails. I have no problem with Identifying myself and if anyone wants to discuss how prospexx I.C behave and do business please feel free to contact me via this site. Prospexx have been telling us they are going to fund since June 17th 2008 when we paid them £6,500 plus another £1,000 to a broker who introduced them, since them we have had call after call promising funding along with letters promising funding and at no stage any contract, I think we have had at least 3 promises of a contract within the next few days... My name is Kevin Ryan, Tom if you wish to call me and explain why the promises never come to anything I will be happy to explain on this site why the delays have happened and if they are ligitimate. However I don't hold up much hope.

At no time over the past year have you told us we cannot be funded, even weeks ago you told us the contract would be with us within days and then stopped returning call or responding to emails, please feel free to deffend you behavour, however I would suggest any company worth dealing with would at least be honest.

I think the truth is - Prospexx cannot fund anyone...

I have not had a direct loan from this company, but I have acted as an agent for two clients funded by MacKenzie and partners. The interest was quite high, and it was not the easiest company to work with, but there were projects completed here in Chicago. I suggest you check with the Chicago Board of Trade. 

John Long