Received their two for 5000.00 account applications. I looked them over looked like a scam to me shredder eat them for lunch. Double checked Consumeraffairs.com and sure enough they did have complaints against them.
To those who have posted complaints I do not blame you, they need to be closed down. Most people look at companies on the net first for them or anyone to apply a cookie that removes funds fron your account without you finalizing the account should be liable for consumer fraud and theft.
jaeleene of North Charleston, SC June 5, 2009
This happened about 5 years ago when I received a mail from NEW MILLENIUM BANK
stating that they can repair my credit and give me 5,000 dollars and another set of 5,000 equaling up too 10,000 in a visa card i believe it was. In order for me to receive that, first i have to send in a check or money order of 30.00 or 35.00. I didnt think nothing off it at the time, i sent in the money to them and after they have mailed me another letter stating that i have to send in 50.00 more dollars...Then on, i knew it was some kind of scam!!!
MYRNA of REO, NV May 20, 2009
I received a letter from this company offering me for 2 platinum credit cards for a total of 10,000 credit limit (5,000.00 for a fee of 35.00. I checked their site and I read many complaints against them. I would like to warn other customers/people to be aware of the scam on going with this company. Read the complaints posted on their site before decided to fill up anything.
Patrick of Miami, FL April 11, 2009
i received the application to reatore my credit with twice 5000 or 10,000 total in new credit which i wanted to use for RE taxes since i am suddenly unemployed. I read the paperwork twice and found nothing strange about it. so i had the pen in hand to sign already when something in the back of my head told me to first check the internet if the bank even existed. Instead what i found was a site with pages and pages of complaints about this being a fraud.
I tore the application up but i still have the envelope and will print some of these complaints and send them to them since they pay for postage, hehe! Thanks guys for taking the time to post ur concerns: it helped me and who knows how many other seniors. I also will fwd this site to my friends.
Luckily i was warned by this complaint site. I am extremely frustrated but not financially harmed.
Justin of Clovis, NM April 9, 2009
This Company Is A Joke. I started to fill out an application and after I realized what this was I backed out of the web site and never finished the application, yet they were still able to access my account and withdraw 99.95.
I am on disability at the moment and can not afford a BS company to just go into my account and take money without any consent. This operation needs to be shut down immediately.
Michelle L Edwards of Piggott, AR April 2, 2009
I received a letter indicating I would recieve up to 10,000 in credit. There would be no credit check and I was garaunteed this credit simply by sending a check for 35 dollars. Since I was recovering for some credit issues I thought it was a great opportunity. Apparently that wasn't the case. I canceled all ties with the company and lost my 35 dollars. I'm very upset and stressed to know that I was mislead by there advertisment
I'm on a fixed income and wanted a credit card for emergencies and now I have lost my money and cannot restore my poor credit either.
Leslie of Covington, GA April 1, 2009
I paid a 32.00 return fee from my bank, but I sent that debit right back to them! Lucky enough I caught the charge within 48 hrs of it being debited and my bank had no problem sending it back. Most banks will do this even further out if you can show proof (like this web page) that they are a FRAUD!
Darrell of Tampa, FL March 28, 2009
i filled out an application with new millenium bank to get a secured credit card to rebuild and repair my credit it did state that it would be an 99.00 dollar application fee well look into my wachovia account to that the 99.00 dollar fee has been withdrawn but i have not received the card what make it worst i just looking at the complaint about people that did the same thing and never received there card nor there money back and some of the people applied like years ago this not right its a fraud.
they stole money from me i could have used for my children AND NOW I HAVE AN OVERDRAWN FEE
Mark of West Covina, CA March 27, 2009
I received a letter indicating I would recieve up to 10,000 in credit. There would be no credit check and I was garaunteed this credit simply by sending a check for 35 dollars. Since I was recovering for some credit issues I thought it was a great opportunity. Apparently that wasn't the case.
I canceled all ties with the company and lost my 35 dollars. I'm very upset and stressed to know that I was mislead by there advertisment
Richard of Poughkeepsie, NY March 23, 2009
I was online looking for a reputable company to get a credit card for improving my credit, which is in the tank,when I started to fill out the application. I got to the end when they wanted 99.00 up front. This is when I canceled out the web site. I did not submit anything. The next thing you know is that they took the 99.00 out of my checking account. There must be a cookie of some sort installed when you start the application. I can't see any other way. This is fraud, and something needs to be done about this. How many people, not only on this site but how many other so called business' get away with it. I live on a shoestring and in the negative with my checking account. Now with all the other over the limit fees and bounced checks I screwed. Plus the time I need to take out of my life to try to straighten this out.
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