Signature Credit rip-off Orange California

I am certain that many people are hurting financially these days, due to the economy, lay-off, or even reduction in pay. Like me, many have probably found themselves in desperate straits, and almost willing to do anything. Well, people who run con games, (not even companies) play on peoples desperation.

I received a letter in the mail, it looked legitimate, but the promise enclosed was just too good to be true. I read the letter several times, checked the reverse side for the "fine print,I didn't see any. I thought that this was going to be my ticket out of debt. Wanting desperately to take advantage of this opportunity, I lookded for a phone number to phone them and apply for this so called $10,000.00 loan, with 0 finance charge. There was none. I looked over the letter again, found nothing in the form of a phone number, fax number or E-mail address.

Immediately a red flag went up. I went to the internet to find out if such a company existed. I found (not to my surprise)a web site with testimonials of poor unsuspecting people who blindly sent in their hard earned money to these dispicable, shoe crud, Piranhas.

There is an old saying that people should take heed to. "If it sounds too good to be true, it really is." I am glad that I stopped to think about this deal, or else like many others, I would have been a victim too.

John
Detroit, Michigan
U.S.A.