Thanks to this web site I avoided getting ripped-off!
I recieved a Acceptance Certificate through the mail today for an already approved $15,000 credit line.
If you want the entire lowdown on First National Credit goto: http://www.labbb.org/scripts/cgiip. Exe/WService=wsbroker1/C:/Inetpub/wwwroot/SouthlandReport/default.htm? HCompID=13138491&hAKAID=2&hAddrID=1
At the above address you can find thier real working phone numbers, thier real company name, and who runs it.
Couple things to watch for:
1) Thier letter must legally supply all APR and fee information on the front or back in box form, according to a fedrally designed way of doing it. Thiers did NOT!
2) When a company is going to give you a credit line of $15,000 they will ALWAYS ask for your Social Security Number and date of birth... No company will ever give you credit without this information.
3) Notice in thier wording on the certificate, the words "credit" and "card" are never together. Also, you don't see key names like Visa, Mastercard... Through which service is this financial institution issuing the card?
4) Notice there is NO phone number to call... Most credit company's wanting your john doe will always have a phone number.
5) The actual legal name of the company is never listed. Just in case you want to know, its FNC Investments, Inc.
6) The acceptance letter is copyrighted...?
7) It is repeated through-out the letter that AFTER you send the $37 or $43 (rush) you get information about your account.
When you see these things on a GREAT OFFER! You know you are gunna get ripped off!
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