7 years ago I was scammed out of $200. So, when I received this supposed "acceptance certificate" for a platinum card with a credit limit of $5000 and 0% APR for the first 12 months, I threw it away. That was about 2 weeks ago. I got another "acceptance certificate" today. I wanted so badly to believe that this offer was legit, but there was no way in hell that I was going to send someone money with nothing in return for it. So, I decided to check up on this company to see what they were all about. That's when I discovered this website. Thank God!
There is no way in hell I am going to send this company even $1. Who the hell do they think they are? I wish for once somebody would scam them. I refuse to wait 7 years from now to get my money back from them.
Once I really thought about it, I should have known that this was a scam from the start. The first clue was that they sent me no information about the card, such as the
APR rate, annual fees, etc. They also didn't send me an application for the card. On top of that, there is no 800 number or street address or web site. Thank God I used my head this time.
For all of you who were scammed out of your money, I'm sorry that this happened to you. After 7 years, I am finally getting my $200 back. Use your head next time. Check the net for information about the company. Contact the Better Business Bureau about the company. Do not send anyone money unless you are positive you're going to get something for it.
P.S. To get even with the company, you can always send them a letter of your thoughts about them in their envelope. You will have to pay for the stamp, but I feel that it is well worth it.
Kristiana
W. Springfield, Pennsylvania
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