Complaint Review: Tri-Star Platinum Rewards

I received a phone call from Alvin Thomas a sales rep for a company called Tri-Star Platinum Rewards. He told me that I was guaranteed to receive an unsecured Mastercard with a credit limit of $2500 and no annual or monthly fees and a 0% interest rate. He asked me the qualifying questions and transfered me to another rep, Jermaine Joseph. Rep #JJ050. He proceded to tell me about the thousands of dollars in benefits I would be receiving. I asked him if this was an unsecured card with a $2500 available credit limit. He also said yes. After verifying more of my information and giving him a bunk accout number and a fake bank, he transfered me to the verification dept.

Cynthia proceded to start the verification line and told me it was some other type of card. When I started to ask her questions she put her supervisor on the phone who was extremely rude. He also told me that it was an unsecured card with a $2500 limit. When I asked him how many people he has lied to, he asked why. I told him because I sell the same type of card and I don't have to lie to people to get the sale. He promptly hung up on me.

The number that came on my cell phone caller i.d. was 305-621-3519. I called it back and got a disconnected #. They said they were from Atlanta but all 4 people had strong Carribean accents. My only word of advice to everyone is make sure you listen to what they tell you. Luckily I was smart enough to catch them in their lies. Make sure you do too.

John Doe
somewhere in the midwest, Iowa
U.S.A.