Ok, I have now read just about every report from other people, like me, who have been a part of this Fulfillment credit card scam. I have also read some of the 'employee' replies and quite frankly, I still don't believe it.
Fulfillment International tried to scam us too. They phoned my fiancee on MY mobile and told him that and I quote, that he had "won" a holiday and was told all about this wonderful holiday in the US worth 1000s BEFORE he was told about any 'downpayment'.
That was more like an afterthought. Anyway, up till now it could have been legit. As nothing is ever free but you seriously lost it when you asked for ALL the credit card details, including the numbers off the signature strip. There is absolutely no way that ANYONE should need those numbers. Even your credit company can't ask for these numbers and we are always advised by bank tellers and on fraud adverts that you should never give these numbers out. So why did you need them? There is no way you can explain this or weasle your way out of it because the person my fiancee talked to (Joshua and someone else whom I forget now) made a point that it was essential to have these numbers when my fiancee was unwilling to give these out.
The thing is, if your company is legal and you're not ripping anyone off, then why all these unhappy people? I have still to hear from someone who has got one of these holidays but even then, it could just be one of your 'employees' putting up yet another fake post claiming that he/she successfully got one of these holidays. Wise up, and get a real job like the rest of us!
Rachel
Aberdeen
United Kingdom
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