To all of you who have received "first class mail" from NME telling they were trying to reach you, providing you with a toll-free number. Don't fall for it! They want to get you into buying magazines.instead, send them the bill! Just cross out your own addressee information and write the ...
My story is the same as Ms. Dee from Elyria, Ohio I received a call from a Bur Couples calling from Capital Financial on Sept. 22, claiming for a $200.00 deposit he will send us a credit card in the amount of $2,000.00 with 4 $50.00 payment coupons to help make payments. We went ahead and put the ...
This company has nothing of any value to market. They target people with poor credit and young people with no credit. Their trick is to first lure you in with something you desperately want (like an unsecured line of credit) then they head toward their ultimate goal, your checking Account numbers. ...
I started rec. Calls from this 800# and i had no idea who it was so i called back and spoke to one of their reps. The thing that was misleading about the conversation was the stmt. "THe 129.95 will appear on your next stmt. Ok when a credit card co. Says stmt. Aren't you thinking the stmt. ...
The company "Family Circle" which is apparently an affiliate of the National Magazine Exchange, or the NME, has changed the number to call. It is now 1-888-727-6247. Be wary of these people. To all of the "employees" of this company who have replied with rebuttals, I would have ...
I have had experience with both Ugly Duckling and Drivetime over many years. I did not know that Drivetime was Ugly Duckling or I would never have purchased from them. They are so corrupt, rude, harrassing, I just can't explain. I purchased my car in 07 I had 37 months to pay on the car. I must ...