@mikemsceo wrote:Was at the mall got offered a credit card ( not even sure what store it was)
Does this count as a shopping cart trick lol?
Well, it depends, but if the shopping cart trick looks like this then YES, definitely!
@Anonymous wrote:
@mikemsceo wrote:Was at the mall got offered a credit card ( not even sure what store it was)
Does this count as a shopping cart trick lol?
Well, it depends, but if the shopping cart trick looks like this then YES, definitely!
LOL! Now that's a good shopping cart trick.
@Anonymous wrote:
@mikemsceo wrote:Was at the mall got offered a credit card ( not even sure what store it was)
Does this count as a shopping cart trick lol?
Well, it depends, but if the shopping cart trick looks like this then YES, definitely!
LMAO no.. did not look like that...
(I'm totally not making fun of the OP or anybody else... This just came to mind when I saw the subject)
I'm picturing a high school kid running around sears or target with a pop up card board sign spining it around screaming at people that they're approved. Then they turn around and have a ipad or something hooked to their back to enter the last 4 of the ssn. Then the kid runs away and does it again and random times at random people... all day
@mikemsceo wrote:JESSS!!! .... i turned it down cause i did not know..
Plus, where do they get their info from.. They didn't have my name, address, email,.. THEY DIDNT HAVE A THING !
Are the just approving a stranger?
On a serious reply... The shopping card trick requires you to fill out your address (as seen on your credit reports) as your billing address... DO NOT enter a credit card/purchase anything as it bypasses it. If you got an pre-approval pop up before entering YOUR information it was probably just an ad.