I received a postcard saying that I had been approved for a mastercard with a $4000.00 credit limit, possibly $7000.00. I had three days to respond, so I did. I was told that all was needed was a $200.00 processing fee and I would received my card within two weeks. This was done in January. In ...
I recieved a letter in the mail, for a credit card I was already pre-approved. I made a check over the phone, and finally recieved by package. They never informed me exactly what this involved after I opened the package, I called back to see how I have to go about getting my money back. Then I also ...
I sent E - credit Solutions a one time processing fee of $199.95 to receive my credit card with a $4,000 limit. I was given a rep's name and customer service number to track my request. After a month and a half without notice, I tried to call my number, which along with the activation number, had ...
Dear Sir or Mam, I am a victum of this scam also. I also received a black and white post card, with a number and an activation number on the front of it. So as most of us, I needed a Credit Card. I was talking to a Female, her name was Vanessa Ransem. She sounded like a well mannered person from ...
E-credit solutions sent me a postcard stating that i was approved for a $4000 credit limit credit card that i had to call to activate my credit card when i called they asked me that i needed to pay $199.95 and that i would get a 30 day trial of the hartford auto club when i tried to call the ...
Well I get this post card in the mail telling me that my credit card was not activated (and at the time I had just received a new card) so I call the number and speak to some guy and he tells me that I was approved for a major credit card with a 4000 dollar line of credit. I specifically asked if ...