Received a phone call offering a credit card with minimum limit of $1500. The only way to secure that card was to pay the annual fees up front, which totalled $247. I gave the information thinking that due to my current credit status this was to good to be true. Unfortunately, that's how it turned ...
Doug Diamond - employee #NS-205 said he worked for Beneficial Client Care - a company that was supposed to be helping people get credit cards for a fee of $247 which they took out of my bank account. I got nothing but ripped off of $247. Every time I call the number he gave me I get a recording ...
Company received my $247 so that I would receive my VISA with a credit line of $2500 but it has been 30 days now and still no card. Their phone line is either busy or their mailbox is full. Don't let them scam you too! Amy Columbia, South Carolina ...
I recieved an offer from Beneficial Client Care for a credit card limit of $2500.00 for a fee of $247.00. I was given 72 hours to change my mind. After 24 hours I called the company back and cancelled, I spoke to 1 woman and 1 man. I was given a confirmation number. Now, 4 months later the money ...
I was promised a credit card within ten days for just $247. It's been almost two months now and I haven't seen or heard from any of these people since. Everytime I call the company an answering comes on saying the mail box is full. Of all the twenty times that I've called I've talked to one woman ...