Complaint Review: CAPITAL FIRST BENEFITS

It started with a telemarketer by the name of Angelina who approached me over the phone and informed me that i was being invited to apply for a Masters Credit Card Worth $2500 limit. she asked me for for my bank account information which i declined.She tried to convince me three more times within the same month but i declined.

Then one day came another telemarketer by the name of Ben Smith.He invited me to receive a Master credit card with $2500 credit line.All i was to do is authorize deduction of $29.95 from my account and get my card within 7 days.So i gave him my Bank account information.

The card never came but instead,within 7 days,i had lost some unexplained amount of money which totalled to more than $200 to Capital first benefits and their associates such as PMS.

I called them to find out what was happening and i was informed that the deductions were in line with what we agreed with the telemarketer and that they had a tape which they were ready to play to me.I was informed i was to receive a package as per our agreement and if i was not satisfied,could return the package for full refund.

I later on received the package which i returned and i was promised my refund within a month.After one and half months,i tried to call to find out what went wrong for i had not received anything.To my surprise,their tollfree number was no longer working.

I send a letter using the address they had given me but it was returned to me since it could not be fowarded.As i was wondering whether to report the matter to FBI,someone sugested to me to search the Web and see if i could get any information about the CFB.That is how i landed on this page.

John
Ames, Iowa
U.S.A.