On July 13 I recieved a phone call that would not show up on our caller-ID. I answered it and this guy told me that since we were in a recent bankruptcy they got our info and are trying to "help us re-establish our credit" it sounded so good. He said that there will be a $2000.00 credit ...
Ok, After reading numerous of complaint on this company, I knew the gut feeling I had when my husband told me he gave our account number to this company. Yes, they told me the same thing everyone said they told them. I want my 249.00 back because I know we're never going to see that $2000 credit ...
I fell for the same scheme as everyone else. $2000. Master Card for a one time fee of $249.00. But when they asked me for my account number and rounting number I said no. They said that was ok, they would call me two days before they took the money and approve it with me through the bank. I agreed ...
A phone call was made to my office summer help (college student earning money for college) that was quite misleading. Basically verifying the order could be shipped. This student working in the office (Kyle) was not allowed to authorize purchases, but they still went through with the transaction. ...
This company took $299 from my checking account promising me a packet of info to fill out and send back in to recieve my usecured mastercard with a $2500 garaunteed spending limit. It's been almost 4 months and I hanvn't recieved anything! When I call customer service I'm on hold for hours and then ...
I had been trying to reestablish my credit for some time and I had filled out some credit card applications on the internet. When a guy named Mike called me from Oxford Financial offering me a Mastercard with a $2000.00 dollar limit, that would only cost me $249.00. So, I gave him my information ...