I found an "Urgent-Approved" credit card for $6500 in my mail today, and since I couldn't find the company's name anywhere, I thought I better try to check it out online.
I'm so glad I did! Although one of your writers "has been there" for hard times and prevailed, I wasn't so fortunate. (Personally, I think she should live a little longer before she can be so smug; everyone doesn't acquire bad credit through their own behavior). Not only is this scam ugly... It's unspeakably cruel to revictimize the victim this way. And this is the second scam I've been approached by this week! Earlier in the week, I got a phone call from a different company pressuring me to take advantage of THEIR credit card "to rebuild" my credit, now I wish I could remember their name, but beware of anyone that wants to sell you a credit card.
Melissa
Concord, New Hampshire
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