This company has also done business as ETREX, selling a credit card and as ASDC which took people for millions of dollars, the program they have now as TRINITY FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS is pay $79.95 or $129.95 and they will 'counsel you' and send you information and a CD and tell you how to fix your credit.
There is not an employee in the building that knows anything about fixing their own credit much less yours. You will recieve a booklet they wrote telling you what to do along with a CD. After 3 months of your paying $35.00 'on time' you will be 'eligible' to recieve a loan from $300-$2000 dollars. The company is backing it's own loans.
This is a company that can barely pay it's employees and sometimes doesn't until they can come up with the cash. Any company that attempts to get your banking information is a rip-off. DO NOT give out your bank account number or any other information over the phone to any company that contacts you unsolicited. If they were legitimate they wouldn't be calling you, you'd be calling them.
They will tell you they got your name because they know your interested in fixing your credit, but really they got your name because you filled out a credit card application and were turned down, and it was sold to them on a list with millions of other people. Do not believe what these people tell you, you will not get what you think you bought, and you will NEVER get your money back! DON'T DO IT, IT'S A RIP OFF.
I have worked for this company twice, along with several others, they are all the same. If you really want to fix your credit, call your local not for profit credit counseling service and it won't cost you a dime.
Remember, if someone offers you a credit fix, a credit card or anything else that requires you to pay for it and give out your banking information YOU ARE ABOUT TO GET RIPPED OFF! I don't care how nice the person on the other end of the phone sounds. I don't work for these companies anymore because I can't stand to see the same names over and over in different scams and I can't lie to them anymore in customer service. It's just not right.
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