Credit Rewards Plus, out of Las Vegas NV. Contacted me offering a line of credit on line, and a $500 advance they were to deposit in my account. Their "one time fee" of $129.95 was to be taken out of my account. I made it very clear several times, to their agent, that I couldn't pay any up front fees without overdrawing my account, so I had to decline.
This happened Friday night, March 10. They offered to give me a $500.00 "cash" advance that would be deposited March 13 into my account, while at the same time, on the same date, and not before, they agreed to withdraw their fee, taking it out of this advance.
I again told the agent that I would accept their offer only if the fee came out of that advance! This "lady" assured me that this would be done, with the advance covering the fee, on March 13, so I agreed, again reminding her that it had to be done just as agreed, or I had to decline. She affirmed that it would be done according to our agreement.
When I went To withdraw some money I had in my account to cover my car payment, {leaving me just gas money only until Monday} I found out they had taken the fee out that same night, electronically! They never deposited the "advance" and as a result of their SCAM I may loose my only car, which may even cost me a good job I am due to start this week.
I tried all weekend to contact these people and found out there was no way to contact them. Every number they gave me was a dead end and their E-mail couldn't be delivered. I called Las Vegas and the operator said that the address listed had no such business and no such suite number. I realized I had been conned!
Why do our Law Enforcement organizations allow these scams to continue? What can we do to shut these thieves down? Where is the FCC and FBI? I see on your site that that law enforcement agencies are letting these scams run rampant. Why?
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