Typical - too good to be true letter offering high credit. Fine print has no addresses, catalog for the offer, just a hook to get you in - then they hit your checking account and own you for life! Total scam! ...
Yeah I called them and got conned into giving them my account number. So what everyone gets conned. Does "Would you like any fries with that?" ring a bell. That's not what I'm upset about. I called them back to try and cancel before they took the money. When I did they made me give them ...
Thanks to you, they did not get me. When I got the letter in the mail, I went on-line to check them out. I got your site in my search. You saved me thanks again. Hope this helps someone else. $6,500, yeah right! ...
I recieved a letter from the mail by cca credit service division. They informed me that I've been approved for a credit line of 6500 dollars and that I would have to activate it for free with no interest and annual fees. I felt kinda uncomfortable because when I called and asked about the ...
I was first approached by phone. It was a very pushy sales pitch in the tone and mannerisms were that of a bully. I requestd information but was told repeatedly I HAD to give my checking account information which I adamantly declined. I also stated I NEVER agree to any thing over the phone. The man ...
Hey all, I want to thank all the people who took the time to write reports on these scammers. Thanks to you i didnt get ripped off. Hopefully something more can be done to prevent these losers from ripping us off. Maybe its time we all unite and bash there skulls in. ...