On Tuesday, September 21, I recieved a phone call at work from Centurian stating that I have been approved for a unsecured MasterCard through the credit card division of Bank of America. They knew that I had applied for a credit card throught Bank of America three months ago from the date they ...
Well, I guess I'm a sucker after all. Although it is too late to do anything about it now, since Centurion Financial Benefits (hereafter, CFB) has already taken my money. Yet, I still feel the need to report the fraud which occured when I received a phone call from their company telling me that I ...
I was contacted by phone on Oct. 4 about receiving a Mastercard with a $2,000.00 credit limit. I was told that I had been approved. When I told them that I did not remember applying for such a card they said that I must have at some point and that I was definitely approved for the $2000.00 credit ...
Nicole West from Centurion Financial Benefits (yeah right, real name?) called with the $2000.00 credit limit offer if I gave them permission to access my banking account on 9 October in the amount of $249.00. I went along with it because of my present financial situation, shortly after of course I ...
On 9/28/04 I received a phone call from Community Savings saying I was approved for a mastercard credit card. After listening to the gentleman tell me I applied about 6 months ago for the credit card and I was declined. Now he was telling me I have been approved. Knowing that I didn't apply for a ...
On 10 September I received an Unsolicited Phone call from a guy named Shaun from Community Savings Bank in Champlain, NY offering me a Master Card with a Credit Line of $3000.00 with no interest and no annual fee as long as I keep the card in good standing. There was a processing fee of $299.00 for ...