As with all of the other people that have reported, I too have been taken by a scam of PC One Club. I got a call in mid July on my cell phone from a customer service rep from PC One Club stating that I was to recieve a credit card with a $3,500.00 limit. I was so exicted because I wanted to use it ...
I could not believe that I was being scamed for $299 that I wanted to desperately to correct my credit status for the better and wanted to take my children on a trip for Christmas to see the snow. I am filing a claim with the company to return my $299 immediately back to my back accout. I will also ...
Company calls itself a credit repair company. Offers 5000 dollar credit card for $299. Call bank quickly afterwards to get money back. ...
This company got my phone number and solicited me. I did not reply to an advertisement, or call them. I used my speakerphone option and my wife was able to hear the entire call. This company called me and offered me the option to "build my credit". They assured me that my credit report ...
Well, they almost got me. Thanks, usacomplaints.com. I got this neat card from McFarland Consulting telling me that I "have been identified as a possible qualifier for a government grant of at least $5,000." The card also touts a 30 minute program approval (this really only takes five ...
I recieved a call from these guys, and they told I was approved I just needed to send them $369 that would be taken out of my checking account. They told me the same stuff I have read on this site. That I was approved for $5000 on a Mastercard and that I would recieve the card the next business day ...