I received a phone from some lady offering me a free 100 voucher to check out their services, which she said was (I.D. Protective Service)I then listened to her sales pitch which was probably a big mistake. During this conversation she never mentioned Cental Rewards she just kept talking aabout a voucher. Then she wanted me to verify some information saying I authorized her selling me something but not sure. I blundtly told her "I don't authorized you to take anything from my account" she went on "OH we do not want to take... read full review »