I recieved the same letter offering the 10,000 credit line but was suscpicious from the beginning as there was no telephone number, or Visa/MC symbol on the paper work.
It took me three days to read the finer print and realize that this is just another buyers club/warehouse scam.
I feel the same way as the guy in the Northwest who would like to meet these crooks in a dark alley.
During a financial crisis like the one we are experiencing where many are jobless this phony credit corp. Is out here trying to rip people off. I guess that's the law of the jungle and the way things work but it still pisses me off pretty bad.
And the rebuttal where the lady talks about "credit out of necessity" is bullshit. Did she really have the necessity for a refrigerator and/or a lazy boy?
As for me, I've got the necessity for some cash, right now, and if you share this necessity, I highly suggest that you STAY THE HELL AWAY FROM CREDICORP.
Terrence S.
Denver, Colorado
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