Has anyone heard of Creditplusrewards.com?
595125
Sounds like you need to report them.  I smell a scam.  Start with your local better business bureau and move up from there.
911429
Find a credit card company that claims it is doing you a favour.
91112
i have been looking for a site like this too but have no luck everyone that i have went into says they are free and then once you put all of your information in they want your credit info. if you happen to find let me know which one you went into.
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Report it here:\nhttp://www.ccmostwanted.com/report/index.htm\n\nmore on scams here:\n\nhttp://www.fraudwatchinternational.com/main.shtml
962034
never pay money to get a loan or credit card\nsounds like these online finance companies and they are a  scam \npeople on here are saying they don't even get their loan
200462
If they ask for your credit card #'s or SS # on there signup sheet then it is a scam.
318051
I have no personal experience with them but I found one mention of their website here:\n\nhttp://spamhuntress.com/2005/05/10/another-from-ipipe/\n\nand it doesn't sound too good. \n\nThe site has been around for 2 1/2 years, but if you buy prescription drugs and the doctor writing the prescription is either fake or hasn't personally seen you then the prescription is void.
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Did you call them, or did they call  you? Was this from an email? Did they ask for your credit card number to "verify" your information?\n\nUnless you yourself dialed the number that's on the back of your card and know you were definitely talking to the credit card company, I would first verify that it is not a scam. Call your credit card company and verify. If it turns out it wasn't them who contacted you, and you have given someone else your info, immediately report the cards as stolen.\n\nNext, call the three credit-reporting agencies and ask them to attach a 'fraud alert' to all your credit cards. \n\nEquifax: 1-800-525-6285\nExperian: 1-888-397-3742\nTrans Union: 1-800-680-7289\n\nYou are also entitled to one free credit report per year from each of these companies. It's a good idea to monitor your credit report regularly:\nhttp://www.annualcreditreport.com/
37285
Sounds like a complete scam. Credit card companies don't offer cards by telephone.
1086060
Don't ever go to sites like that. They are scams to take your money get a virus. If its to good to be true its a scam. Some reporting picking up a virus. Others said wanted credit card number bet some gave now out of the money if you was one contact your credit card company NOW
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I'm almost 100% sure that this is a scam. Most of the time, companies will say whatever they have is free, regardless of whether it is legitimate or not. When they ask you for your credit card number, hell no. Not unless they have a really, really good reason, it is a scam. Unless they are providing a trial that after a certain time you will have to pay for, it is a scam. You should put in the question you put up here exactly why they said they needed it, cuz depending, they're might be a slight chance it is a good reason, but im pretty sure this is a straight up scam, especially seeing as the mail went directly to junk mail also.
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I would check with the better business bureau.  \n\ndo not give ANYONE your bank account information. \n\nit sounds fishy to me...you should check with the police if they have had incidents with this company.
47521
Basically, if it sounds too good to be true, it is.\n\nStay away from those things. Most of them are all scams or rip offs. They make $50, and send you a measly $5 reward.\n\nIf you *MUST* know...\n\nwww.rewardbull.com\nhttp://www.ezyrewards.com\nfreepay.com
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Yes, though I have no direct experience with them. \n\nTheir site doesn't raise any of the red flags that most of the disreputable lender sites do.  It's a good sign that www.finaid.org lists them on their "best private loans" lender list.  That said, I don't get the sense that they are specifically catering to students with less-than-ideal credit histories, but that's not necessarily a bad thing (CampusDoor doesn't *say* that they approved borrowers with minimal credit histories, but they usually DO).  If you apply with them and they don't approve you, take that as a sign that you need to search for a lender who specifically states that they make loans to borrowers with credit problems.
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Ha ha that guy was funny!  Anyway..........I went on myfico.com and paid the $50 or so bucks to order all three credit reports.  It will show you what is on your reports.  Then it has an interactive area where it can give suggestions on how to improve your scores.  For example, it showed me that if I paid off one of my credit cards, it would raise my score 100 points.  I did and it worked.  I also found several discrepancies on my reports and the program generates a letter for you to each agency telling them what you want to dispute and most of the times they will just remove the item from your report, raising your scores.  After fixing several things on my reports, my scores jumped.  I bought a house the first time I applied for a loan, just after a year of working on my credit scores.  You also need to get references so make sure you are being a good renter!  A little prayer wouldn't hurt either.  Good luck and God Bless!
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Apparently, questions have been raised about CGS, as well:\n\n\n\nI have been offered a credit card by CGS if i pay a fee of 49.50 i want to repair my credit history and thoght this company could help but i am getting bad feed back has anyone had any dealings with CGS good or bad......CHEERS\n\nthe disc joc  Sun 26/02/06 16:13\n\nDo NOT give this company money! All CGS will do is give you the name of a credit card company and tell you you can have a card with them. However, it won't be correct. Any credit card company will have their own lending criteria which CGS are not privvy to and therefore do not know if you meet that criteria. After being given the name of the card company you would have to apply directly with them and you may not get the card. I work for a credit card company and i've had to tell many people this over the phone. Best thing to do is go directly to the credit card themselves. :o)\n\nhttp://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Money_and_Finance/Question204222.html
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NO and I have checked a variety of sources. It is hard to tell the good from the bad in credit counseling.\n\nBefore using any credit counseling services become informed. Use FTC consumer information. Also, you can go to an office supply store and find credit repair kits that you can use yourself.