888-827-9288

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    hardship program?
    | 1 reply
    I got a flyer in the mail for a "credit card hardship program" that told me to call 888-827-9288. Does anyone know if this is legit?
  • +1
    jr
    don't go for it they charge you a fee and you never hear from them again
    • Call type: Non-profit organization
  • +1
    Rosie
    I got the post card has personal information on it and says confidential information on a post card???? If it sounds to good to be true IT IS.
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    DP
    My mom got a flyer in the mail for a "credit card hardship program" that told her to call 888-827-9288.  Thank you for posting the above.  I told her it was a scam...
    • Call type: Debt collector
  • +2
    Betsy
    My daughter told me it's to good to be true, "credit card hardship program" I'm glad she look up this page up, it's a fraud,  don't fall for this 888-827-9288

    Aug 9, 2013
    • Caller: credit card hardship prgm
  • +3
    BC
    Thanks for the info!  I got the flyer today with contact phone 1-888-827-9288.  IT IS A SCAM.  Also I have a missed call on my cell phone from an UNKNOWN caller which could be from the same source.

    I googled the number and found these:

    9288 INFO - INSURER.COM: Your INSURER Expert Since 1998..www.insurer.com/9288
    Free Information on INSURER, 9288, 92705, 92880, 92704, 92882, 9900, 336 965 9288, 974 9288, 1 888 827 9288, 978 9288.

    insurer.com - 419 Scam – Advance Fee / Fake Lottery Scam by ...www.419scam.org/419-insurer-com.htm
    "419" Scam – sender domain insurer.com: About the 419 scam · Frequently asked Questions (419 FAQ) · Is that email a scam? Check or report it here!
    • Caller: 1-888-827-9288
  • -7
    Bill Dade
    | 5 replies
    Admin Edit: "It's a SUSPECT message!"
    _________________________________


    I got the letter in the mail and I called and was a bit skeptical at first but honestly this a legit company and also a legit way to get debt free within a short period of time. this IS NOT A SCAM.
  • +7
    Elspeth replies to Bill Dade
    | 3 replies
    Sure it's legit - and you're a shill.
  • -2
    John Z replies to hardship program?
    There is a certain lack of factual information on this thread. The company sending the cards is National Settlement Services. The website is www.nssfl.com. The BBB is a better venue for actual research. http://www.bbb.org/west-florida/business-revi ... mpa-fl-90106926
  • -7
    Bill Dade replies to Elspeth
    | 2 replies
    Sir a shill? and what proxy association are you?
  • +7
    MJG replies to Bill Dade
    What's their address and phone number and who should I contact if I want a loan?  <Sarcasm noted>
  • +6
    Tamianth replies to Bill Dade
    Wow! If you don't know what a shill is, here ya go!

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shill

    I specifically like the first part of the first sentence:  A shill, also called a plant or a stooge..
  • +4
    Anonym replies to Bill Dade
    It is legit to the extent it pays people to shill for them.  If readers did not guess, the above posted is a false post planted by a shill with the intention of misleading readers, lying to them, and insulting their intelligence
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    bushy
    I did not get a call, but I got a postcard in the mail. I don't know where they got this info, but it is way wrong and I don't need this service at all. But what really gets me mad is that on both sides of the postcard they state "Confidential Information." Confidential info? On a post card? What kind of moron thought this up?

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