Was I on the no-call list? Was I called anyway by (877) 383-7748? Is a desperate sucker born every minute? Yes, yes, and yes, although I was not born yesterday, and intuitively I should have known better than to succumb to the sparkling offers from Clearbreeze Solutions.
There's more dirt about this scam here, if you have the stomach to read it: 800notes.com/Phone. Aspx/1-877-383-7748 See below
Mar 4... Believe it or not readers i was once a rep for financial services/clear breeze solutions. Truthfully all employees are paid off a commission...
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How I wish I had known in spring 2008 about these websites and the reports of so many before me who have sunk further in debt because of this fraudulent business. Didn't their name almost make you feel the lightness and ease of having your financial problems simply whooshed away by a refreshing ocean breeze? Yeah, and a few months later you end up with stink all over your face and you're buried even deeper in it.
Besides the $990 charged to one of my credit cards, I also incurred a hefty fee for a "foreign transaction." Can anyone explain this? The business address is in Georgia, USA, but they must have one of those convenient "offshore" accounts and processing centers. When I later questioned them on it, they didn't know anything about it.
I waited 4 or 5 months before I ever received the promised "analysis" and scenario of how I could reduce my interest charges by $4,000. I asked several times after "joining, " and was repeatedly told that the report had been mailed to me. Lie! They mailed nothing for a very long time. The pitifully amateurish-looking report and charts they mailed me showed that I had lost well over $1,000 only to be told by their "geniuses" that if I paid off one credit card at a time, that would leave me with x-dollars called "action money" to apply to another credit card debt, which I would then pay off faster because of this "action money" that Clearbreeze had identified for me (like this was a true revelation or pure gift from them??!) This ranks right up there with the greatest nonsense I've ever read.
Bottom line, they "helped" me transfer one debt to another card and another card, until I ended up with thousands of dollars of debt with a 0% introductory finance charge, which then zoomed up this fall to around 23% — almost twice as much as the interest rate on my original debt. Clearbreeze so blithely tells you that when one introductory rate runs out, just call back, and they'll "help" you transfer it to another cheap rate.
Wrong! Now that the economy has tanked, the credit offers have dried up, and there is not another good rate available anywhere that I can find or access. I'm stuck, far more in debt and with nearly double the finance charges I had 18 months ago. The "savings" of $4,000 they promise ends up in their bank account, not in yours!
Why can't there be a class-action lawsuit against these scam-artists?
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