Yes, I'm one of those individuals with marginal credit due to divorce and a health crisis that was beyond my control. I am not a deadbeat or one of "society's losers" as one report writer described me — and you.
Like others, I submitted $43 in the form of a Money Order to Capital Choice Consumer Credit in return for what I understood would be a Platinum Credit Card with a $5,000 limit. That was 2-1/2 weeks ago. After starting to wonder why I had not heard a reply from the company, I reviewed the offer for a phone number... Guess what? There is no phone number listed nor is there a website.
At first, I beat myself up for falling prey to such a scam. But as you know, the offer is very convincing and authentic-looking.
The worst part of this? Capital Choice Consumer Credit gave me HOPE of being able to book a flight for my daughter to visit me before she enters the Air Force (she is 3,000 miles away). Now that time is ticking away... I must find another arrangements... But it may be too late, since she is called to duty in 2-1/2 weeks. She and I were both very disappointed..
This company is the worst kind of business: Kicking those who have already been kicked around far too long, and stealing from those who are honest, hard workers rebuilding or establishing credit.
Whether you believe in "karma" or not... These people who profit from such a despicable operation... Should be shut down immediately and charged with fraud.
Just remember... As a victim... It's not your fault. You were harmed and mislead. This is not a reflection on you — but on those who LIED TO YOU.
CJ
Santa Monica, California
0 comments