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Complaint Review: Select Management Soloutions Or SMS Financial

Select Management Soloutions Or SMS Financial spoof spammed called me about lowering credit card Says Call Center Is In America And Based In Canada debt consolidation and the lowering of credit card interest; after paying a $695 up-front fee you will not receive any of the promised services. Canada

  • Reported By:
    Vancouver British Columbia
  • Submitted:
    Fri, December 15, 2006
  • Updated:
    Sat, December 16, 2006
  • Select Management Soloutions Or SMS Financial
    http://www.selectmanagementsolutions.org/
    Everywhere, Internet, Canada, Nationwide
    Canada
  • Phone:
    800-962-7974
  • Category:

I got a call from the telemarketing company called Select Management Solutions. It's a company that sells financial freedom through debt reduction.

They offered me a reduced credit card rate on ALL my credit cards. Said I qualified because I paid my payment 18 months in a row and they are working on behalf of many banks.

I told them this seemed odd and the number they gave me to call was 1-800-962-7974. After research, I am suspicious.

Read and watch news coverage:
http://www.kvbc.com/Global/story.asp?S=5447036

Here is their website:
http://www.selectmanagementsolutions.org/
and
http://www.selectmanagementsolutions.org/Welcome.html

Select Management Solutions is calling Hoosiers offering debt consolidation and the lowering of credit card interest; but after paying a $695 up-front fee, consumers claim they don't receive any of the promised services. An Indiana consumer had the same problem. The Chicago address is a UPS drop box. One company rep told a BBB staff member that the address in Chicago is a call center. Another rep said there were several Chicago locations. A third rep stated that there are no Chicago locations, and that the company operates out of Florida. Guess what. The Florida address is also a drop box. Thanks to the Chicago BBB for their investigation.

Not to be confused with the legit SMSfinancial. It seems they are causing confusion:
http://www.smsfinancial.net/index.html

Talk about scams.
I hope you are not suckered.
Norm

Henry
Vancouver, British Columbia
Canada

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