I received a letter from Union Worders Credit Services, similar to one I'd received a few months earlier from my union. I was fooled into believing that my union was offering me a $10,000 credit limit for an annual fee of $37.00, that it was a credit card, and due to my record with my Union credit card, I was being offered this limit. They cashed my check in January and I have heard nothing from them since.
When I went to check this out online, I discovered that this was not a credit card but a membership which gave special privileges from a catalogue service for union workers. I had planned on paying off my debts and consolidating my finances with this card. I have no interest in further purchases or a catalog membership club. The advertising for this card was false, at best misleading and I have, as yet, received nothing, nor any confirmation that they even have something in mind to send.
I don't personally care about the annual fee, but I do care that I can no longer believe in any hope to consolidate my finances and actually get ahead. False hope is a betrayal and this company should be investigated and broken for their harm of innocent people's lives. This is most definitely a rip-off and should be labeled as such. I am sorely disappointed and hurt by their deceit. This will not be forgotten.
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