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Complaint Review: CCS Credit Service Division - LAS VEGAS Nevada
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CCS Credit Service Division
61 W. UTAH ST..STE63 LAS VEGAS, 89102 Nevada, U.S.A.
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800-279-6989
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CCS ripoff As soon as $200 was put in, CCS was trying to pull the money. LAS VEGAS Nevada
I received a letter in the mail from CCS. I opened it and finally decided to call to activate a merchant credit card and a cash on the go credit cards.
While talking to the sales representative I was under the impression that I had a 30 day trial period. I agreed and gave bank account information. I received the cards in the mail, but was unable to use them since I would have to wait another 3-4 weeks for delivery of merchandise booklet and information to activate the cards.
On November 7, 2003 CCS was trying to receive their money from the bank. I at the time did not have that type of cash in the account. The same day my father put two hundred in the account as an act of kindness. As soon as he put it in, CCS was trying to pull the money.
That evening I had tried several times to withdraw and check my account balance. It showed only the amount that I was aware of, but would not let me withdraw. So I went to the bank to cash a personal check.
That evening I came back home and was informed of my parents calling. They started accusing me of trying to withdraw the money that my father put in there. I swore to them that I tried to withdraw but nowhere near the amount that they were telling me.
The next day I went back to the bank to find out what was happening. They told me that someone charged so much money, I immediately had an idea that CCS was part of the ordeal. I called CCS and asked that the membership be cancelled and to have the status of my bank account restored.
Nick
Rockford, Illinois
U.S.A.
While talking to the sales representative I was under the impression that I had a 30 day trial period. I agreed and gave bank account information. I received the cards in the mail, but was unable to use them since I would have to wait another 3-4 weeks for delivery of merchandise booklet and information to activate the cards.
On November 7, 2003 CCS was trying to receive their money from the bank. I at the time did not have that type of cash in the account. The same day my father put two hundred in the account as an act of kindness. As soon as he put it in, CCS was trying to pull the money.
That evening I had tried several times to withdraw and check my account balance. It showed only the amount that I was aware of, but would not let me withdraw. So I went to the bank to cash a personal check.
That evening I came back home and was informed of my parents calling. They started accusing me of trying to withdraw the money that my father put in there. I swore to them that I tried to withdraw but nowhere near the amount that they were telling me.
The next day I went back to the bank to find out what was happening. They told me that someone charged so much money, I immediately had an idea that CCS was part of the ordeal. I called CCS and asked that the membership be cancelled and to have the status of my bank account restored.
Nick
Rockford, Illinois
U.S.A.
