A gentleman named Halley, operator ID number 90001 just called me to report the same story I just read from others... That I was approved for some $2500 Mastercard with 2 free vacations, but I would need to pay a one time fee of $329.80. Since this sounded "too good to be true" and quite unrealistic, I was very hesitant.
He then explained that their company "targeted" individuals who were trying to rebuild their credit and this offer was specifically for those people to help them get in better credit standing. The more questions I asked, the more he became a bit flustered... I wanted to know his full name (which he never gave), their physical address, a call back number (which he provided as 1-877-313-0758 and told me it was only a customer service number for those individuals WHO HAD ALREADY RECEIVED their cards ONLY!
I tried to call this number back from my cell phone while I had him on the line and got a bland recording. I then went to my computer (thank God for a Cable Modem) and saw all these rip off alerts and told him in so many words, no thank you. He hung up in my face when I asked him why the number was from area code 416 (Canada) but they were located in Nevada! Others... Please beware... If it sounds too good to be true, it usually is!
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