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Complaint Review: CCS Credit Service Division - Las Vegas Nevada
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CCS Credit Service Division
PO Box 17800 Las Vegas, 89102 Nevada, U.S.A.
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800-7171278
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CCS Credit Service Division BIG TIME RIPOFF! TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE USUALLY IS! Las Vegas Nevada
Thank God for your website!!! I just received the exact same letter from CCS as posted on this site today. It's for a $6500 limit to be used for "CCS catalog purchases exclusively".
So before activating it, I googled it to see what kind of items they offered. Thankfully your website came up, and I checked it out. I called anyway, just to see what they would say. Before I gave them any personal info, (they asked for my home tel #, D.O.B., etc.) I told them I wanted more info about the offer. She put me on hold and came back to tell me that she was told she couldn't tell me anything until she took my personal info. I said that I wanted to know what kind of products were in their catalogs. She said (reading from a script, I'm sure) "Anything you can think of, we have." So I asked her if there was a website I could look at first. Of course she told me they don't have a website. So finally I said, "That's what I thought, I found you guys on Ripoffreport.com and I want no part of your scam." As soon as I said the words "rip off report", she actually snickered, like someone just caught.
I hope this helps other unsuspecting people out there. Do your homework before accepting too-good-to-be-true offers!!
Nicole
Ellenton, Florida
U.S.A.
So before activating it, I googled it to see what kind of items they offered. Thankfully your website came up, and I checked it out. I called anyway, just to see what they would say. Before I gave them any personal info, (they asked for my home tel #, D.O.B., etc.) I told them I wanted more info about the offer. She put me on hold and came back to tell me that she was told she couldn't tell me anything until she took my personal info. I said that I wanted to know what kind of products were in their catalogs. She said (reading from a script, I'm sure) "Anything you can think of, we have." So I asked her if there was a website I could look at first. Of course she told me they don't have a website. So finally I said, "That's what I thought, I found you guys on Ripoffreport.com and I want no part of your scam." As soon as I said the words "rip off report", she actually snickered, like someone just caught.
I hope this helps other unsuspecting people out there. Do your homework before accepting too-good-to-be-true offers!!
Nicole
Ellenton, Florida
U.S.A.
