My husband responded to an email or pop up offering a credit line of $10,000 that included $300 worth of vouchers for making payment and an "emergency fund" of $500, that never had to be paid back, all this for the priveledge of doing business with this new company.
We were contacted by phone by a woman ("Chelsey") who told us that we would receive 0% APR and the reason that we were getting all these freebies is that they wanted us to tell our friends about it so they could grow. She said that the company had been around about 9 years (website says 4).
Because I've been around, and been burnt before, I searched on the internet. Found a report on this site and the company's web site. The website has a phone number that doesn't work and no email contact because they are having "problems". Whatever.
When "Chelsey" called us back and we told her we had looked around on the internet and just weren't comfortable with the idea she couldn't hang up quick enough.
Beware of First Inet Online. Something is just wrong about them. I'm greatful that because of this site, I didn't get scammed this time!
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