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 ...
I have now written to my state attorneys office also. I am hoping that with enough complaints about this lying, ripoff company that they are out of business, and serve time of something for the fraudelent ways they go about getting our hard earned cash, from trusting people like me ...
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 ...