In january i received a letter stating i would have a credit line of $8,000.00 for my small business. I had to put a down payment down for my package. They were quick to debit my bank account. Upon receiving the package it was not a credit line to use as i needed (supplies, tools, etc.) it was for ...
My wife received a phone call from a representive of the National Small Business Alliance and offered her credit card with a $8000.00 line of credit. They did not explain that the credit can only be used for travel ($5000.) and office equipment ($3000) They asked for a bank name and back account ...
NSBA contacted my business via telephone and advised us of a $8000 visa account for $385.00 no interest account, to use anyway you want. We received a packaged in the mail that showed us how to use the $8000.00. (vacation use and equipment use) this is not what was agreed. I then sent the package ...
At the end of March I received a phone call to my company from NSBA offering $8,000 credit line without any credit checking and can be used to charge on "anything" that's business related. I'm a very careful person when dealing with any credit related matters so I asked to re-confirm ...
In mid-May, in response to National Small Business Alliance Call Center's multiple telephone contacts to my office, I agreed to review their Membership Offerings, including but not limited to a pre-approved business credit line, 0% interest, etc., for an initial bank account charge of $19.95 per ...
National Small Business Alliance rep contacted my business via phone selling "0%" interest rate, free gas, free airfare, for $99.95 initiation fee 19.95/month (advanced billing). Upon receipt of the membership packet, I realized the "0%" credit line was for computer purchases / ...