I recievd a phone call before christmas that NACS would give me credit card with a $2500 limit and that all they would need is $150 from my checking account and that I would recieve a free $150 when I recieved the card. A couple of weeks later I recieved a letter in the mail saying that I needed to ...
On January 23 a woman (Camille) phoned me and told me I had been qualified for a secure credit card-which one she did not say. She asked me which bank i went through I told her. She said since the credit limit was so high ($2500.00) that the bank requested a fee of $200.00. She asked me to cancel a ...
I NEVER agreed to purchase this "credit card." I NEVER agreed for them to take 200.00 our of my checking account. They said that they had a signed concent form, then when I asked for a copy of it, the male (first one) said that they couldnt find it, "It was two years ago mamme" ...
I became another victim of the NACS ripoff, and I realized it just now after reading the reports of other victims. As others, I got a phone call from a representative who said I am approved for a major credit card. Other details of the conversation are the same as in other stories: I provided my ...
This company contacted me one evening and said how I qualified for a credit card with a $2500.00 limit. Of course I was skeptical at first but they assured me everything was ligitimate and that our conversation was being taped so I believed them. It was getting close to the birth of my first born ...
Just like so many others, I too was scammed by NACS for $200 and offered a credit card with a 6.9% interest rate and promises to improve my credit. Of course I never received their "Welcome Package, " and phone calls to the company never went through to an actual person, even after being ...