Guertty
Miami,#2Consumer Suggestion
Sat, November 18, 2006
Responding to employee, Michelle... You do get your hands on consumers' bank info by having them send the $39 payment before you mail the credit card. If people send checks, you have all the bank info on there & you also ask for the consumer's DOB and SS# on the application form. who are you kiddin man??? If you're not "really" going to check credit, you don't need this kind of information. If the consumer sends a money order and not a check, you still have vital information to get into their bank file or any public record. I don't know who you are trying to fool? I received your mailer today and threw it away. Nobody gives a credit limit $10,000 without something in return. Nobody! I advise consumers to GARBAGE anything that asks for money before they send the product. They'll take your hard-earned money and run! Always make sure you check the company address on www.usps.com. If it has a PO Box or an 800 toll free number, forget about it! Po Boxes and toll free numbers can be cancelled & disconnected at any time by the purchaser. They are also transferred around easily and at great speed therefore, there's no way of tracing anything. I wonder what exactly is located at 1 Centerpoint Dr, Dept 210 in La Palma, CA. When you call SV's phone number, it's simply a recording. Hmmmmm...wonder why nobody wants to talk to you? Again, people...if it sounds to good to be true, chances are: IT IS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE! YOU DIDN'T GET ME "SV"!!! "G" Florida 11-18-06
Robert
San Diego,#3UPDATE Employee
Wed, May 05, 2004
This is not our company, we only accept payment of $39 for our card thru the mail and never ask for your bank account info, so we are not the ones debiting your account. You can ask your bank to see who is. Our products do get delivered and are only delayed a week due to inventory issues.