Just after giving out my banking information to be billed the "one time fee" of $299 for a credit-building master card that I should receive within a week, I went online to look up information about my application status. Instead of finding a website link, the first three links were to ...
This company contacted me around April 20th of and offered me a "stored value" cash card. I was told that the card would be like a pre-paid card for the first three months and then after that it would be a credit card with a 5, ooo dollar limit. All I had to PAY was a ONE-TIME FEE of ...
About the 15th of April I received a phone call from a credit card company offering me an unsecured MasterCard, for a one-time fee of $299. I had received this offer two months before but refuse it for I didn't have the funds at that time. Later I could have kicked myself for not taking it. I knew ...
I too was ripped off for $299. They even caused me to have NSF charges. Each time I called, the same person, "Michael" answered after a 30 minute hold. When I asked how many people worked there, his response was "Enough. Can I help you?" My card will always arrive one week from ...
This company contacted me in March. They offered me a unsecured credit line of $5000 through Mastercard. They said they needed a one time processing fee of $299 before they could send me the card. I, excited and foolish went for it cause I just paid off my credit report and needed to build my ...
This is quite interesting. Just a matter of minutes ago my phone rang. Normally if it comes up unavailable, I screen. But this time I picked it up, and there was a woman telling me she was from Majestic and wanted to offer me a MC credit card for 5,000 and no interest for one year, and it would ...