Here's the deal. They call me up, knowing that I have no credit. They tell me I'm eligibile for a credit card and that they would take out $199 after eight days and then $99 after a few months. I was stupid to fall for it. Its not really a credit card but a card that you use exclusively for their ...
My daughter answered a offer for a credit card she received in the mail. She was told it would build credit. During the process she gave them a checking account number and was told nothing would be activated till she got the catalog and signed form for to authorize to debit checking. When form and ...
The person I spoke with, said things that was of interest to me. Such as able to buy computer, cloths etc. At, and credit line 6500.00 dollars. My credit wasn't good from some misfortunes in my life. So I knew I could handle small payments. So I thought it was a good idea. I would be able to get a ...
In 2002 I was duped by these idiots with what sounded like the promise of a major credit card which turned out to be anything but. They charged me $199.00 to start off with then another $147.97 two months later. What did I get for this a big headache. I tried from the very beginning to put a stop ...
This company is offering a credit card with a unsecured $8000 line of credit without informing the consumer said card is only valid to order from this company's mail order catalog. Consumer Credit Services, Inc. Also charges $199.99 a year for a membership fee. Matthew Tucson, Arizona ...
I received an unsolicitated credit card in the mail and have not been able to close the line of credit reported on my credit bureau as their toll free number is continually busy. After further investigation on the Internet, it appears there have been several reports of deceptive activity by this ...