I got the same call, but I did not give any info.  I was told that because I pay my balances on time I qualified for a lifetime rate of 6% .  I asked what credit card they represented and was told visa and mastercard.  I called one of my credit card companies and was told that since I did not give out any personal info, I shouldn't be worried.All I did was verify I paid my balances in full and on time.  I sure hope there isn't any kind of phone fraud involved with this.

Hi this company called me and said they would send me info on increasing my limit and decrease my interest rate (I should have known better when we have never had to pay interest cause we always paid our bills on time) they got info from me because I thought they were calling on behalf of Pc financial the scary part is they had most of my info on file yikes!!!! Right away I called Pc Financial and they said never give that info over the phone because They Pc financial will never ask for it.  It sounds really official the person I was dealing with was supposedly named Veronica Matthew( she has an Indian Accent )  and the name of the company is Platenium Enterprise. They are very smooth please always go with your gut and never ever give info out no matter what I was lucky as I called in time and they did not take any money.

Got a call from that # this morning. I never answered because I didn't recognize the #. A reverse phone # search gave me nothing. Whoever it was left a very brief garbled message and it sounded like they were yelling. I then learned that the 204 area code is from Manitoba, Canada where I know absolutely no one. I was receiving calls of this nature a few months ago but from 2 different numbers. This is what I pay for an unlisted # for? I did however, report it to Bell Canada.

Got a call from this number today.  Same old sad story of being from Visa AND Mastercard.  Like two rivals would ever work together and ask for identifying information over a phone with an East Indian accent.  I may be blond but not f'ing stupid.

Here is the so-called scammer's websitehttp://consumercreditadvocate.net/index.htmlwe should do something to overload their servers.