Complaint / Review
National Consumers Services
I was led to believe I was getting a credit card to repair my credit but they needed $200. Largo Florida

I was notified by email and again by cell phone.
I was led to believe I was applying for a credit card.
They asked if I wanted to repair my credit I replied yes.
I was told I qualified for a $2,500 credit card with a $1000 dollar cash advancement.
For 200.00 dollars.

The 200.00 dollars was to be transferred into vouchers to be used for payment on the credit card to "give me help paying". Than I was told it would take one to thirty days.