Capital First Master Card ripoff fraudulent business Miami Florida

I received a phone call from a company called Capital First last evening, July 26. The representatives from the company all sounded like one person. With names like Ben Smith, Nelson Cooper and Alan Parker, each one had the same Indian accent.

I gave them the information for the no-interest MasterCard, including my bank account number and social security number.

I called the toll-free number this morning and became suspicious when the representative would not tell me if I was calling Capital First without giving them my social security number and name. My name was not in their system yet, so I immediately looked them up--by the way, they would not tell me if they had a website either--and the only reference given was here.

Right away, I called my credit union and put a stop on all payments from them. I am aware there is a "cooling off" period of 72 hours to cancel any contract.

Beware of this company. As far as I have been able to find out, there is no such Capital First company which exists. It sounded too good to be true and it was.

Jeff
Dixon, California