My husband received a call from NSBA after buying our small business. He understood them to say we would receive a credit card for $8000.00, but instead we received a portfolio containing discounts on travel and computer supplies. We do not need either. We contacted NSBA 5 days later on May 1st and ...
NSBA not to be confused with the National Small Business Association withdrew 359.40 from my account for membership dues which I did'nt agree to pay. And with no formal notification. This happened on may 17. Went to my bank on the 18th and was told there was nothing they could do and to contact ...
They called me and told me i would recieve 8000.00 in credit all i had to do was give them 149.95 and they would send in the mail - i asked if that was the only cost and she told me yes - on the recording thers was something stated about 29.95 per month and i asked her what that was and she said it ...
I had been approached by the corporation telling me I had been authorized for 8000 money borrowing limit with national show which along side that likewise arrived a account to nsba the account might charge me 149.95 and wasn't due at the moment and so I mentioned certain I'll have a look at it-they ...
I suppose I was a sucker signing up for a credit card to bolster my small business. We needed IT. It seemed like a good deal. Once we got the NSBA package, we realized what a crappy program this really was and immediately cancelled. According to a letter I received from the NSBA (dated 1/26/06), ...
I authorized a $99 membership fee to be withdrawn from my account, which the guarantee that if I canceled within 30 days the amount would be refunded. I canceled within 2 weeks, after I realized it was a scam, and what they were offering wasn't true. Not only did they deduct $280 from my account, ...