As someone who does not even have a credit card, I was surprised to learn I'd been "ALREADY APPROVED" for a Consumer First Platinum Card with a credit line of $5,000.000.
Heads up, folks... There was no credit card logo, no terms, no bank or credit company information and no physical address.
If I got one, it's likely many people in my area did too, and there are plenty who are gullible or simply not saavy enough to realize they'd be sending their $45.00 for "standard processing and delivery" or $49.00 for "RUSH processing and delivery" in belief that their Card would arrive.
I didn't send them any money — but this is EXTREMELY fishy. I'd like to find out what's up with this, who is behind "Consumer First" and how much "Mr. Robert Stevens, Approval Department" makes per hour... Is it $45.00? Maybe $49.00?
Bad, bad. Watch yourself, and warn your friends to be careful of stuff like this.
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