This company claims to help your credit out, but in turn is only a ripoff for 300 of your hard earned dollars. Even after you call and tell them that you have changed your mind after doing research, call your bank and cancel the check number, they still manage to steal your money by using a check ...
Everest Consumers led me to believe that I was going to be getting a Master Card Credit card in the mail so I may reestablish my credit. They immediately withdrew $299.00 from my checking account and it took them 30 days to send me a packet with papers inclosed to fill out for unsecure credit cards ...
I read in your other reports that nextech gave a refund back to some people I would like to find out their number if anyone out there can help me. These people are giving me the run around and everyone at CCR is very rude. They don't care they either hang up on me or curse me out because they say I ...
I have been ripped off of just like all of the other reports that I have read about this company. I too received the phone call regarding a credit call that would help me improve my credit and that only costs $299. I fell for this scam and gave them the payment. I was told that I could cancel this ...
Everest Consumers Services is a Rip-off. They promised me a credit card and now they are telling me I am not getting a credit card I am getting some sort of a booklet. Paid 299.00 for a booklet on how it restore my credit. This is the biggest scam I have ever heard of.ccR is also involed in this ...
I had the same experience you all outline — Joyce from ECS called and said they were the co-signer on a guanrateed issue credit card from a local bank, specifically a MasterCard. They have debited the $299.00 from my account and I am going to my bank (I happen to bank with Wachovia) and I am going ...