The company appears to be targeting senior citizens with a program that claims to protect them form unauthorized use of their credit cards. According to calls received by the Better Business Bureau, the company attempts to scare consumers by telling them their credit card numbers are available online.
Some consumers report the company is identifying itself as being with a government agency.
Consumers have told the BBB they are supposed to receive a packet explaining that their credit card information is on the Internet, and the company has a way to take it off. The company guaranteed a refund if the consumer is rejected, but consumers have not received the promised refund. Callers report being run through a series of selections, but are never able to actually talk to a live operator. Several addresses have been reported for the company, including Montreal, Canada and Champlain, New York. The BBB in upstate New York has requested additional information from the company, however the company has not responded.