In September I received a phone call from Freeline Fidelity about an unsecured credit card limit of $5,000. And that they needed $299.00 for proccessing fee from your checking account. And then you would get your credit card. I was lead to believe that it was a regular card. Several weeks past, and ...
In August, I was contacted by one of Freeline Fidelity's telemarketers offering up to a $3,000.00 unsecured credit card with no annual fees for a $299 one-time payment. At the time it sounded like a reasonable offer and I planned on transfering the balances of two other cards for their much lower ...
I was contacted back in September about receiving an unsecured credit card with a limit of $5000. I asked the operator (Yoselin) how much this was going to cost. She said that after they recieved my $299, I would receive my credit card. Needless to say, they debited my checking account. About three ...
I can not believe this has happen to me. I was called one day and the girl on the phone was nice. She told me about this great program that would help me start to rebuild my credit. And I thought, that would be nice, I need to start all over. The thing that really caught my attention is that she ...
I was called and talked to one man who gave me what seemed like a pretty good offer for my credit position at this time on Friday, September 20. He offered me a $3000.00 unsecured Mastercard with a one time only fee of $299.00, no annual fees, 9.9% APR. I agreed that it sounded feasable, when ...