CopperLine Capital LLC

Underwriter not very helpfulNeeded "paperwork" support exactly No room for working out issues Banks are more "forgiving" with less then critical documents

I was solicited from Copperline today using information about my business that is completely false! The offer is made to look like a credit card for financing up $67,I was toldThe information was completely inaccurate and the representative when I called could not even explain or answer any questions I was askingThis is really scary that this card was sent in the mail and this company will activate with very little informationI could have easily been robbed if this got into the wrong handsI did not apply nor did I give permission for this company to start the process of an "account" already was issued a number and ready to go

After reading the complaints and reviews I called Copperline and asked why so may people had complaints about wrong infoThe lady said that they purchase their mailing list and that they have found about 10% of it to be wrong but they only know that when a business owner calls to tell themI then asked about the 'credit card' and she said that it is only an account card and would never pass for a credit card in a store or bankWe then went on to get my account going and I had funding in daysFast, easy, minimal paperwork and really pleasant peopleI'll be working with them again

I received an unsolicited credit card stating I was pre-approed based on my small business I have no small business / have no employees / and never requested a credit card I am distraught that a company would send a real credit card with my name on it through the US mail This card could have easily be stolen from the mailbox and used to create an identify theft in my name This is a totally unacceptable way for a company to do business

I am a home-based travel agent This company never contacted me but they suddenly sent me an credit card on the mail I never signed the agreement or received some phone call to ask me permission They just made my account and sent it to me on the mail I called and told them I am not comfortable what they did to me The person said, "oh this is not a credit card, it is point card!" That is totally wrong The card information said "Total Available: $77, I am very upset with them doing like this action to small companies

Fraud AlertI received an unsolicited card and letter in the mail telling me that they had opened a "pre-qualified account" for me, with about $73,available to me, i.ethat I could borrow, for working capital and equipment financingThe letter also included information, supposedly from [redacted] & B [redacted] , that I had been in business since and that I have employeesThis is a fraudI never had a business, I never had employees, and I do not need working capital or equipmentI will report those fraudulent activities by Copperline and [redacted] & B [redacted] to [redacted] , [redacted] and [redacted]

Same complaint as others - never had a business with the fake info on the offerChecked my [redacted] report and that info is NOT thereObviously a scammy businesss

Like others have said, I received an unsolicited credit card from this company The information listed gave details about a company they claimed I have (I have never owned a company) and my home phone number was included This is an invitation to credit fraud if an offer like this hits the wrong hands They should not be allowed to do this

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID ***, and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me
Sincerely,
Nancy ***

Hello,I am sorry for the misunderstandingThe card you received was NOT a credit card and it would be impossible for anyone to use itIf you take a close look at the back of the card, you will see that it reads "This is Not a Credit Card"In order for us to extend credit we have a rigorous and
secure process that includes an identity check through ***. We received your name and contact information from *** & ***They are a business credit agencyWe will remove your from our credit list but you should also contact *** and *** to let them know that they have incorrect information about you and/or your businessTheir phone number is 800-***-***, tell them that you'd like to be removed from their files. I can assure you that we are a real company, and again, I am sorry for the misunderstanding. Sincerely,*** *** - President, Copperline Capital

Dear MrRobert ***, I am sorry for the misunderstanding and I assure that your identity has not been breached nor could it beThe card you received was NOT a credit card and it would be impossible for anyone to use it (please look at the back side of the card -- it has no magnetic stripe and
there is no chip and it even states in bold type: THIS IS NOT A CREDIT CARD)In order for us to extend credit we have a rigorous and secure process that includes an identity check through Experian. Again, I am sorry for the inconvenience and the time it took to respondWe received your name from Dun & BradstreetThey are a business credit agencyWe will remove your from our credit list but you should also remove your name from the Dun & Bradstreet list since they may sell it to another company like oursTheir phone number is 800-234-3867, tell them that you'd like to be removed from their files. Sincerely, David *** -- President, Copperline Capital

Dear Mr***, I am sorry for the misunderstandingThe card you received was NOT a credit card and it would be impossible for anyone to use it (please look at the back side of the card -- it has no magnetic stripe and there is no chip and it even states in bold type: THIS IS NOT A CREDIT
CARD)In order for us to extend credit we have a rigorous and secure process that includes an identity check through ***. Again, I am sorry for the inconvenience and the time it took to respondWe received your name from *** * ***They are a business credit agencyWe will remove your from our credit list but you should also remove your name from the *** * *** list since they may sell it to another company like oursTheir phone number is 800-***-***, tell them that you'd like to be removed from their files. Sincerely,David *** -- President, Copperline Capital

Today I received an unsolicited card and letter telling me that Copperline Capital, "as part of the Florida Small Business Loan (SBL) program" had opened a "pre-qualified account" for me, with $35,available credit for working capital and equipment financingWhen I called the phone listed in the letter I was told that *** * ***t suplied my address and phone number plus the totally info that I had been in business since 2010, had employees.and annual sales of over $100,This can be used for fraudulently get a loan in my nameThis is a very wrong way of doing businessOf course, I did not activate the card

I am sorry for the misunderstanding. The card you received was NOT a credit card and it would be impossible for anyone to use it (please look at the back side of the card -- it has no magnetic stripe and there is no chip and it even states in bold type:  THIS IS NOT A CREDIT CARD). In order for...

us to extend credit we have a rigorous and secure process that includes an identity check through [redacted].  Again, I am sorry for the inconvenience and the time it took to respond. We received your name from [redacted] & [redacted]. They are a business credit agency. We will remove your from our credit list but you should also remove your name from the [redacted] & [redacted] list since they may sell it to another company like ours. Their phone number is 800-[redacted], tell them that you'd like to be removed from their files.  Sincerely, David [redacted] -- President, Copperline Capital

I was solicited from Copperline today using information about my business that is completely false! The offer is made to look like a credit card for financing up $67,090.01 I was told. The information was completely inaccurate and the representative when I called could not even explain or answer any questions I was asking. This is really scary that this card was sent in the mail and this company will activate with very little information. I could have easily been robbed if this got into the wrong hands. I did not apply nor did I give permission for this company to start the process of an "account" already was issued a number and ready to go.

After reading the complaints and reviews I called Copperline and asked why so may people had complaints about wrong info. The lady said that they purchase their mailing list and that they have found about 10% of it to be wrong but they only know that when a business owner calls to tell them. I then asked about the 'credit card' and she said that it is only an account card and would never pass for a credit card in a store or bank. We then went on to get my account going and I had funding in 7 days. Fast, easy, minimal paperwork and really pleasant people. I'll be working with them again.

Same complaint as others - never had a business with the fake info on the offer. Checked my [redacted] report and that info is NOT there. Obviously a scammy businesss.

My business manager received what appeared to be a credit card which listed the available amount as $75,000. This was unsolicited by anyone affiliated with my business. Upon calling Copperline a representative advised it was just an offer for a capital loan. Had my manager been untrustworthy this could have detrimental to the business. I don't appreciate this solicitation which also listed info about my company.

I received an unsolicited credit card stating I was pre-approed based on my small business. I have no small business / have no employees / and never requested a credit card. I am distraught that a company would send a real credit card with my name on it through the US mail. This card could have easily be stolen from the mailbox and used to create an identify theft in my name. This is a totally unacceptable way for a company to do business.

Fraud Alert. I received an unsolicited card and letter in the mail telling me that they had opened a "pre-qualified account" for me, with about $73,000 available to me, i.e. that I could borrow, for working capital and equipment financing. The letter also included information, supposedly from [redacted] & B[redacted], that I had been in business since 2012 and that I have 8 employees. This is a fraud. I never had a business, I never had employees, and I do not need working capital or equipment. I will report those fraudulent activities by Copperline and [redacted] & B[redacted] to [redacted] and [redacted].