reliant funding wire fraud.. san diego California

Thanks for the heads up just got a card in the mail with all the info you stated, in the trash it go's 

The card in the mailer represents the concept of getting funds for business. As you noted, it says it is not a real credit card.

The mailing explains that you have to go through an approval (application) process if you want funds. That protects our customers and is why we request more information from those who wish to apply. "no doubt cheat them" is inappropriate, inaccurate and unfounded speculation.

There were two courtesy call backs - a logical thing to do when a phone conversation is suddenly disconnected. We will not contact you again.

Recieved a letter from Reliant Funding today. We thought the name sounded familiar, and since we had recently applied for some business credit cards, assumed it was a rejection letter, but when I felt a card inside, well I opened it quickly and we were both eager for the good news.

It contained a credit card with my partner's name (She does the accounting) over the name of our business. Also was a statement explaining that we were pre-approved for $41,739 with a maximum cieling of $200,000. No collateral required. We called the "easy one-step" activation number. 877-845-4711.

The person at the other end verified the identity of my partner, fair enough, we wouldn't want this valuable card to fall into the wrong hands, right? But then it got wierd, the person at the other end began asking for information they should already know, he wanted bank accounts, credit accounts, etc., all things that we would have already filled out on a credit card application. My partner asked the person to hold for a moment while she looked the info up, then she held her hand over her phone and whispered "It sounds like a telemarketing room".

I said "Hang up".

She said "Sorry but we are not interested" and hung up.

They called us back 14 times!

Reliant Funding . 9540 Towne Center Drive . Suite 200 . San Diego, California 92121

Oh, on the back of the card in small print reads: "This is not a credit card. This is a membership card."

Avoid this scam. They may be marginally legal, (or not!) but they are not an honest straightforward company of integrity. They are a con-game that preferres to trick it's customers, and no doubt cheat them.

   If this is the only Ripoff Report against Reliant Funding you tend to dismiss it as an isolated complaint. I received an unsolicited business card in the mail today and was very unsure what to make of it. Experience tells me that no one is going to want to loan a large amount of money to my business because sales are extremely sparse.  

   My first thought was there had to be a catch. But so far I'm not finding a serious problem with this company based on reported complaints on the internet or a pattern suggesting a "Here today, gone tomorrow, after we take your money" type of business operation. The report I'm commenting on is the only one I'm seeing which suggests that is what this company is.

   Ripoff Report is by no means the only source I will be checking out to find out about this company. The problems connected with my business are less with getting cash than they are with finding a promising plan to make it profitable.

We NEVER ask for or receive money from anyone. The report is a hoax. We request the author provide proof that the transaction/event really happened.