Union Workers Credit Services ripoff; watch your back; if they sent you a credit approval letter; DO NOT RESPOND Dallas Texas

I searched internet and fortunately can across complaints listed on Rip-Off Report. I found of interest the EMPLOYEE REBUTTAL as listed below from 7/18/05:

Rebuttal REBUTTAL employee
Submitted: 7/18/2005 2:01:26 PM Modified: 7/18/2005 2:01:26 PM

Union Workers Credit Services Offer

We welcome the opportunity to respond to the concerns you have raised. We urge you and all consumers who visit this website not to jump to any conclusions about our company until you know all the facts. Instead, we encourage you to learn more about our company by contacting us directly at 817-835-0969, or by visiting our website at unionworkerscredit.com. Contrary to the comments that have been lodged against us, we do our very best to satisfy all concerns expressed by potential new members. This is critical to our goal of attracting new members to add to our existing membership base of tens of thousands of satisfied members.

We regret that your membership payment and order have not reached us yet. Membership payments and orders often get held up or lost in the mail. We assure you that your check or money order will not be cashed until we are able to process your membership and send your membership package to you. We urge you to contact us toll-free at 1-877-835-0969, so that we can immediately complete the processing of your membership over the phone.

Our offer is a legitimate membership offer which provides a wide range of benefits, including a pre-approved credit limit of $10,000 good toward the purchase of merchandise from our catalog or shopping services. In addition, our members enjoy discounts of up to 65% off at over 40,000 of the finest hotels and motels worldwide, discounts on major cruise lines and car rentals, as well as over $1,000 in savings on area movies, restaurants and other services.

The feedback we receive routinely demonstrates that the majority of our members understand the nature of our offer. With more than 50,000 current members, the 20 or so complaints received by the BBB is so tiny that is represents less than a fraction of 1% of our total members.

We pride ourselves in giving consumers a second chance by extending credit to those with blemished or no previous credit history. In fact, a member can choose from several of the $39 items in our catalog and pay only $2 plus postage and handling for the item using our $37 immediate credit good toward the price of your first merchandise purchase. Sounds too good to be true, right? Unfortunately, some of our members do fail to pay us for the full amount of their merchandise purchase, after it has been shipped to them. But we continue to extend credit to our members so that we can attract new members and build a stronger membership base. And our members are always protected by our triple guarantee of satisfaction, which includes a no questions asked 60-day refund period.

We hope this information has been helpful. We value your input and hope you will decide to join the many thousands of fully satisfied individuals we are proud to call our members.

Sincerely,

Union Workers Credit Services
support@unionworkerscredit.com.

Randy - Fort Worth,, Texas
U.S.A.

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Well I find the rebuttal interesting. How come they'll willing to offer a telephone number for anyone to call them direct, but did not have this in their original mailing. This is a Rip-Off scam. Why would they sent offer letters to indiviuals that are NOT Union Workers as myself. Being in the Direct Mail business for Fortune 500 companies, believe me there is not enough legal and/or company information included on letter. PLUS the letter was ONLY 1-sided! How many credit card issuers do you know, ONLY use one side of a mailed letter. Legal copy ALWAYS takes up the entire 2-second side of a legitimate credit card offer.
Beware, and pass this information on to others.

Union Workers Credit Services needs to be placed out of business.

A
Chicago, Illinois
U.S.A.

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