Money Works called me and offered to reduce my credit card interest rates. I asked what they charge, they said nothing. After speaking to 5 or 6 of their operators for an hour, the last one said a charge of $1295 would be charged to my credit card, but if I didn't save that much from their services it would be refunded. They would be sending me the necessary paperwork. I hung up and then worried about it, so I called them back and told them to cancel. I then called the credit card co. And the charge was already on it. 2 weeks later, strangely enough, the so called paperwork arrived as well as my credit card bill and the charge was on it. I have filed a dispute with the credit card co.
The paper work came from "Financial and Health Fitness" and I reported them as the scammers, but now found out, the paperwork and phone call came from MONEY WORKS and the Financial and Health Fitness company person I spoke to said they have several companies send out the paperwork, but they themselves charge nothing for the paperwork and would report it to the company that Money Works scammed me.
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