On Feb. 14 (approx) I received a call from FCC telling me that I would receive a Master Card with credit limit of $2,000 a pre-approved application for a Visa Card with another $2,000. Limit, a personal computer, a cell phone, and lots of other things for only $219. I can't believe I fell for it but I did. My husband and I were having financial problems and I thought this might be the answer to prayer. I gave them my checking account number and agreed to let them take $219. Out of it on Feb. 28. I called them a few times after that but could never get through, they never returned my messages. I pretty much figured that I'd been ripped off and wrote it off as a loss. They took the money out of my account on March 4.
On April 12, I received a packet of paperwork to fill out for
the Credit Cards, and other things. Another offer was an application for $500. Cash. The company name on the application was "National Money Services, Inc.". Looking at all of these papers prompted me to think of doing some research. When I found out they were indeed a SCAM, I decided to let you know.
I am also going to change my account number, so they can't take any more money.
Tina
Aurora, Colorado
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