This company withdrew $299.95 after I had tried for several days to cancel to no avail. No one every answers the phone number that I was given. When I called my bank, I was given the same phone number. How can you contact a company when they never respond. ...
I received a phone call and was told that for $29.95 I could apply for a scholarship for $12,500 and I was assured that I would get $12,500 if I applied. If I was awarded this scholarship then I would not be charged a fee of $299.95. If I was not awarded a scholarship there would be no other fees. ...
I recieved a phone call from First National Benefits claiming I was "entitled" from the Government, $12,500 dollars for being a hard working honest tax payer. This turned out to be completly missleading and false. The paper work and information has not been mailed and the funds for this ...
What they do is to falsely claim they can get you a us government grant. At first I ignored them but they insisted the money is free and owed to me, after many attempts they convinced me they will get me the grant. What happened next is they ran me into a series of over drafts to my account by ...
I was told I was already approved for a fee they would handle everything to get me my grant for 12,500 from the US government my God they have access to my account and im on disablity. I hung up on them several times but they insisted they were trying to help me get my grant. I was driven into a ...
First National Benefits called my cell phone and said that if we paid a one time fee of 29.95 we would receive 12,000 in government grant money, and also health insurance. My husband decided that we could use the grant money so he paid the 29.95. Then yesterday I called the bank to check my account ...