I returned home from having eye surgery to a phone call from the National Consumer Services and person the name of Jeff. He was very compassionate and asked for a moment of my time. Persisted that it was my one and only opportunity and so I stupidly attempted to listen. I tried to take notes, my hand writing failed me.
It was not until looking online at my bank statement this morning, followed by a phone call to my bank that I obtained a phone number. Which I called and spoke to an insulting woman named Pat #502. She insisted that my phone call could not be forwarded and that a manager would return my call. She then hung up. Still waiting, no manager.
To the best of my knowledge Jeff never supplied the name of his company, beyond NCS and I swear that he told me they were providing a credit card, not an offer. He said they were not like other banks, there were no fees and so their $500 dollar credit limit would be just that $500.
Today rude Pat #502 informed that they would be sending a packet in 21 business days. She also told me, and these are her words: this is not fraud (interesting choice of words) I am just mad at myself for being a victim. She is absolutely correct. I am. And $129.95 later, it is my sincere hope that by filing this report I will help someone else not to be National Consumer Services (NCS) victim. One thing more shame on you Jeff!
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