Got a call - a heavy accent, barely understood they were calling from "Financial Processing" and they were looking for a name I couldn't figure out either "Robert Something?" - not me. Why do they have my phone number?!
I called back to get my number off their list - prevent some identity theft or who knows what scam. They gave the upfrontmoney.com website on their recording. I waited but never got to an agent.
Ok, guys this is number belongs to Financial Processing (http://www.upfrontmoney.com) This is a cool site to get fast cash. Go the site and sign up there you'll get a call from their Agent and they'll verify each and everything...your social security number, your Checking Account number, your Routing number which you'd provided them. You need to have a Valid Checking Account which is at least 6 months, no paday loan more than $850/- and not negative more than $150/- NSF shouldn't exceed 10, need have a permanent Job where you get at least $1000/- in a month and shouldn't be a monthly paid. They'll need to take your Visa/Master Card Number, CVV, Expiration Date, Name on the Card, Adress on the Account to pre-authorize your card. They'll use your card only if you don't have sufficient amount in your Account on your due date but cannot proceed without your Debit Card information because they want to keep that as a security incase if you don't have any money on your due date. They'll need to verify your employment and you'll need to provide a published number. By the way they take only Visa/Master Card which is connected to your Checking Account and your should have a Direct Deposit to your Checking Account from your employer.
They have three level of Approvement..first $100/- second $200/- third $300/-
After they verified everything you'll receive a Phone Card to your members area (http://www.upfrontmoney.com/members) And to get your money wired into your Checking Account you'll need to complete your E-Signature by going to http://www.upfrontmoney.com/members and log in with your emailID which you'd provided them and for the password they'll ask you for a your choice of password while verifying and you'll need to use that.
About the payment, the first due date will be on your first pay-day and they'll deducted the money every two weeks.