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Complaint Review: Consumer Credit Services Inc. (CCS) Consumer Resource Services Inc. (CRS) - Las Vegas Nevada
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Consumer Credit Services Inc. (CCS) Consumer Resource Services Inc. (CRS)
61 West Utah St., Ste. #63, 81 Las Vegas, 89102 Nevada, U.S.A.
Phone:
800-7310121,7171278
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Consumer Credit Services Inc, Consumer Resource Services Inc, First National Card, CCA, etc.. false promises slow prossessing mistreated and totally ripped off Las Vegas Nevada
I was lead to believe I was getting a general credit card. I asked not once or twice, but three times if I could use the card anywhere. Stephanie Reidel assured me each time that the First National Merchant Card could be used anywhere. So I went ahead with the activation. 4 months passed by and I hadn't received a credit card. I had received a few invoices, a catalog, and a few cards that did not bare the visa or mastercard logos.
So I waited and waited thinking something should be arriving soon. I then received my bank statements. CCS had electronically debited a total of $348.98 from my checking account. I called CCS to find out what had happened. The cards I received were my credit cards... only to be used to order from catalogs. Since I was basically lied to... I asked for a refund. "Sorry... Non-Refunable". I was out $348.98 with no credit card in my hand?
Amanda
Glendale, California
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anti
Irvine,California,
GO to your bank...
#2Consumer Suggestion
Wed, July 24, 2002
When was your checking account debited? If in the last 60 days you might get back your money. Go to your bank and fill out an ACH (Automated Clearing House) fraud complaint form. Give a detailed description of the fraud.
Then change your account number, otherwise they will charge you again with a different amount, under a different name....
For the future: never accept ANY financial offer over the phone. Not even legit ones. Request the offer in mail. You do need time to research an offer. To read the fine print....
