I was called about 9pm and was given a credit card offer. Being that my wedding day is coming up in a few months I decided to accept. The person on the line read my address back to me and asked me to verify if correct. They then proceeded to ask my personal information (ss#, drivers liscense and ...
In a scenario like one of the reports I read, I too received an out-of-the-blue "Too good to be true" call from Consumer Network Services a couple of weeks after Christmas. The rep. Was extremely cordial, which meant placating my suspicions with very warm coversation about "what a ...
I too had made a few request to get credit cards online, with the Hollidays aproaching. Then I was called by the bastards saying that I had been approved for two lines of credit. One was for a Mastercard for $1000.00 the other for a Visa for $1500.00. NICE! They knew ALL of my personal info (S.S.# ...
I had filed requests for credit cards online. One day I was called by a company saying I was approved and that they would send me a visa with a $1000 limit and a master card with a $1500 limit. However I needed to pay them $279 before they would sent out the cards. I paid the fee on December 3rd ...