Complaint Review: Premium One Benefit - Unkown Nationwide
- Premium One Benefit www.premium one benefit.com Nationwide U.S.A.
- Phone: 1-866-334-3553
- Web:
- Category: Credit & Debt Services
Premium One Benefit ripoff well not send me the packet ive called many times
*Consumer Suggestion: You don't want the packet.
i can not get my packet they got the money july 9 it is aug 23 i have called many times all i get is they sent it i have got nothing from them
Richard
carroll, Iowa
U.S.A.
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#1 Consumer Suggestion
You don't want the packet.
AUTHOR: Mike - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, August 23, 2004
Others who did receive these packets reported there is nothing in there that can't be obtained for FREE elsewhere. There will be no credit cards, "guaranteed" applications for credit cards, etc. There may be applications for credit cards, which will be declined if you have bad credit.
These are the same applications you can find online, receive by direct mail, or pick up from store counter displays. Also there may be application for prepaid debit cards and/or secured credit cards. These cards may be "guaranteed" to those with bad credit, but that's because they require you to pay upfront the full amount before you can charge anything.
Again, applications for these can readily be found for free. There is nothing in this packet that is worth anything.
Go to your bank and follow Ed's process to get your money back. The company is a rip-off; they will just stall you until the legal time limit for charging back your money expires.


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