American Credit Solutions Inc "Thanks to this web site, I caught the SOB's before they could debit my account" Tampa Florida
They tried to get me. Thanks to this web site, I caught the SOB's before they could debit my account. They were going to debit $199.95 from my account on 5/13/02.
The woman that I spoke to said her name was "Nafeesa Parker". The customer service number she told me was 800-470-0907 but the number to activate it was 800-564-2517. They said that I was approved for a line of credit $4,000.
Ryan
Orangevale, California
3 Updates & Rebuttals
Kelly
Mcgehee,Arkansas,
Rip off
#4Consumer Suggestion
Fri, July 12, 2002
I got a letter in the mail saying 4,000 credit card and I called gave all my information and i didn't know it was a scam until know that sucks but how do i stop from geting ripped off when they know my infromation and can get into my account?
Tijuan
Atlanta,Georgia,
Check the Internet First!
#4Consumer Suggestion
Wed, July 03, 2002
I received a card through the mail saying I was approved for a credit card with a limit of $4000.00.
Here is what I did. after calling the toll free phone number and answered a few questions from the person on the other end, I than started asking questions myself and was getting no assurance answer. that's when I knew that something was wrong. That person could not answer any of my questions, he just kept saying my company name is "american credit soulutions", so I ended the call. I immediately went to my computer and access the world wide web and did research on this company and found that it was a rip-off just like I thought.
to save you a life time of headachs, i suggest that you do your homework first. check out the internet before you be sorry like i did.
Ronald
Oceanside,California,
To much information
#4Consumer Comment
Wed, July 03, 2002
Hello,
I was recently contacted by American credit solutions. The Offer was very inticing until they asked for my bank number without giving me a chance to research their credit card offer. I asked for a website but a very shallow answer. Being very persistant on making that offer final or given the impression that this deal may not last eventhough they sent me letter saying that I was approved for a credit line of $4,000.
I did not commit but did my research and found your website.
My problem is the type of information that I gave over the telephone. I gave them my date of birth, SSN, and home address until I became suspicious. What are they doing with that information? Is this information sold for ID thief?
This experience is giving me the awareness of how real possible ID thief and scams are.
Again, websites like this, I might have falling for it the scam.