I received the Acceptance Certificate around Thanksgiving of this year. Money has been very tight and we were desperately seeking a financial relief. When it came I immediately thought something was peculiar because I couldn't imagine someone giving me a $15,000 credit limit without needing my ssn or any phone number. But when I first checked YAHOO, I only went as far as the first listing which is a legitimate bank in South Dakota. I thought it was the same company. I was just about to place a check in the mail today when a little voice told me to check a bit further. I was simply looking for a telephone number for the bank when instead I found the complaint. I want to thank you for this effort which kept me from making a mistake.
Okay so $43.00 is not that much money, but I don't appreciate people taking advantage of those who are vulnerable during a short struggling period of time. It really hurts me to know that during this time when so many have lost so much and are in need of financial support due to lay offs, deaths, and other tragedies as a result of 9/11 and more, that this company would be out there taking advantage in such a negative way. Thanks again for this report. I hope others find it in time to keep from making a hugh mistake.
Consumer complaints filed and they said thank you to usacomplaints.com
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