I agreed to accepting the credit card offered especially since they told me it would get here by Christmas. I waited a month and called Total Benefits. I asked for my agent Marie Pererra, ID # 1703. The guy on the phone said she was at another station, what could he do. Giving him my tracking ...
After several calls over a 3 week period, I took a call from a Rep at Total Benefits stating that they have a credit card application that I filled out and need more information and a $198.50 processing fee to issue the card with a $1,000 credit limit. Because I did just complete an online ...
We were contacted over the phone for credit repair with approved credit cards. The conversation was carried out with a woman named Chelsea. We had filed bankrupties in 2001 from the extreme amount of medical bills from our son death. So we explained to them that funds are short and what we had was ...
I received a phone call promising me a visa card for a one time fee of only $198.50, which was to be debted from my checking account. I started not to give my information, but I thought by having a checking account I had a better chance at the maximum amount of the visa card, which was $1000.00. ...
I was contacted by these people. When I refused to give my bank information a girl by the name of Chelsea got on the phone. It took her 20 minutes to reassure me that I would be receiving a credit card after paying $198.50. She said to call her as soon as I received my credit card to let her know ...
This company solicits via the telephone and cell phones. They promise they are a direct visa card company and guarantee an unsecured visa. They charge a $198.50 processing charge for a visa with a limit of $1,000. They do not send a visa. They send a letter with the web addresses of banks that do ...