These con artists called me at work claiming to have my debt-consolidation problems answered. Allan Stone, or so he called himself seemed like a very nice guy who wanted to help me. He said he didn't work for a bank so he wasn't after my money. Allan claimed to have my very own name on a credit card with a $5000 limit, no annual fees, no deposit, no costs at all, except a new credit processing fee. The fee was $289, and he needed for some reason before I was scheduled to receive my card.
This did not sound right to me. He had already obtained my current address information, my home and cell phone numbers. He then required my social security # and my bank account info. I started to give my social but hesitated and faked the rest. I told him I did not have my bank account info handy and he sounded bummed. He then told me to call him back with that asap, or he would contact me again the next day for it. I came straight home and found one of these reports. I await his follow-up call.
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