Well, of course, you did. Citibank gave me $100,000, threw in a new Mercedes, a new condo in Florida, and promised me a dozen buxom voluptuous virgins per week for the rest of my life -- and all I had to do was put $100 on one of those green dot card thingys.
In reality, no legitimate U.S. bank is ever going to give anyone a loan because of a deposit on a green dot card -- it is illegal to require up-front payment in order to get a loan and even if it wasn't the bank wouldn't want the PR nightmare.
What a Citibank loan does require (from the Citibank website):
"To qualify for a Personal Loan, you must have (1) at least one month of tenure on a Citibank deposit account, a linked Citibank mortgage or a Citi credit card (Sears, Macys, Home Depot and other retail partner cards excluded) at the time the application is submitted AND (2) a positive balance in your Citibank deposit account or if no balance, have made a deposit into a Citibank deposit account within the past 3 months prior to the date of application.
You must also have an annual income of at least $10,500."
Notice anything about a green dot card there?
And just to make your scamming and spamming a little more professional looking; here in the U.S., the standard practice is to place the dollar sign ($) before the numerals -- not after.
Some political incorrectness would really be appropriate here; but, I'll skip it -- for now.
this guy does not even care if you were From OC sherrifs dept.
Kept telling me that it was an emergency. Foreign guy very persistant and rude. Dont let him scam you.