National Small Business Alliance - NSBA is a rip off. They are one of the better covers but a rip off none-the-less. Let me explain my story. I recieved an e-mail from some e-mail advertising company, I forget which one. It was for an application for a small business credit card. I don't own a ...
The NSBA contacted us over the phone, on our business line. My husband is an electrician, and started his own company in 2002. THey told him he would be getting a credit card with a $5000 credit line, so he agreed. Once the paperwork came we realized it was a whole different situation. Nothing was ...
I am not a small business. I received a card from NSBA cancelled it and still got charged $99.50 and then $239.40 out of a savings account. Sandra Tappahannock, Virginia U.S.A. ...
My wife received a phone call from a representive of the National Small Business Alliance and offered her credit card with a $8000.00 line of credit. They did not explain that the credit can only be used for travel ($5000.) and office equipment ($3000) They asked for a bank name and back account ...
These guys do not honor the Do Not Call List or any of over a dozen requests to be removed from their lists. They just hang up when requesting to be removed. As the last gentleman mentioned their services are a scam. They go out of their way to tell you that the money van be used for anything, but ...
I received a phone call from this company offering me a line of credit of $8000 for an initial fee, and a monthly fee. I accepted because the interest rate was low. The line of credit was presented to me as one that could be used for any purpose. When the company sent me the information on their ...