12-20-04 To Mr. Jack Wilson, I was misleaded on a phone conversation on (10-09-04) with one of your representatives. She sold me an unsecured Visa Card for the price of $299.95. I also put my friend on the phone so that she could explain what kind of Visa card I would receive in the mail within the ...
I reported this company to the Secret Service at 601-965-4436 and reported them to the credit card fraud division. I was told that because it is only $300, that it is not enough for the government to take action. The agent took all my info and this web address and said he would do what he could. He ...
A representative of that company call me on november 13th of saying i was approved for a "Master Card" credit card with a $3000.00 limit., cause i was aware of this kind of fraudulent offers, i ask several questions to the person over the phone, and he was credible at the time., WHAT A ...
These people are slick. They use a great con to get your account number and such. They prey on inexperience and need. After a couple of weeks I called to ask where my card was. They said there was a back up in shipping. A few weeks later I called back and they had some excuse. I called back again ...
Premium Advantage is a fraudulent company that manipulates and scams people out of their money under the false pretenses of offering a preapproved mastercard credit card. They also led me to believe that the credit card would pay up to 60% on any medical bills. I allowed them to take $299.95 out of ...
I was called on my cell phone by a company that approved me of a mastercard with a credit limit of $5,000 to help establish credit. I was hesitant but he was telling me all these great things about it including, that the first $300 I spent would not have to be repaid. I thought, "Wow, I can't ...