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Complaint Review: Tri-Star Platinum Rewards - Atlanta Georgia
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Tri-Star Platinum Rewards
6595 Roswell Rd NE Ste 694 Atlanta, 30328 Georgia, U.S.A.
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303-621-3519
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Tri-Star Platinum Rewards lying to make money false promises ripoff deception false promises Atlanta Georgia
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.
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.
