I recieved the same information in the mail that everyone else recieved saying that i was pre approved and such. I sent the $37 and they cashed it, but i never recieved anything. I did a search online and noticed that i wasn't the only one. What can and should i do? ...
My husband is a member of a local union in Seattle, WA and he felt priveledged to receive such a great offer from a company who he thought must be union supported / supporting. Of course we sent in the $37.00. Needless to say, we have not received a confirmation of any sort. We have been unable to ...
The letter they sent is misleading, you dont get a plastic credit card where you can purchase from any store, you get a paper credit card where you can only use to buy items from their overpriced catalog. I got from the mail the company catalog, paper credit card and bunch of coupons and more ...
Union Workers Credit Services. Wanted me to send them $37.00 but provided no phone number, no web site, no references or anyway to check on them. There was no bank affiliation and they didn't specify what kind of credit card or any real details. Very scary. ...
I recieved a letter in the mail, stating I was Pre-Approved for a 10,000.00 Platinum card. With a Service number and a A pproval number with no Bank Affliation. The letter also states that there is an Applicable Law in the State of West Virginia. It stated to send a $37.00 Membership Fee by Money ...
Union Workers Credit Services suggest that I was pre-approved for a $10,000 platinum Master or Visa card and all I had to do was send in a one time fee of $37 for the membership or processing. I had been selected because of my Consumer Report from Transunion and it was limited time offer and also a ...