I received a letter in todays mail (Sat. 06/01/02). It looked legal and true to form. The envelope had a clear see through cellaphane window in the upper right of the envelope where one (I) could easily read the words: "Eugene... You have been pre-approved for a $15,000 line of credit and 0% ...
I received a letter indicated that I have been Pre-Approved for a credit of $15,000. All I have to do is to sign the letter and return it with $37.00 one-time membership fee for this "Gold Card". I almost fall into the scam but for my tiny suspicion of this deal being "too good to be ...
I sent the money to this company thinking I would have the opportunity to rebuild my credit with one card that offered a limit that would more than cover anything that I would need it for... I should have looked it up before I sent the money out to make sure but I guess being the nice person I am, ...
Thank you rip off report. My wife and I received a letter from First National Credit saying that we we preapproved for a credit card with a limit of $15,000, this would have been great, but we decided to research the company. Thank god for the internet. The first site we saw listed on google was ...
When I got this offer in the mail, I thought it was a regular credit card. When I "bit" I got the packet with a small catalog that contained what looked like flea market items. I'm going to try to get my money back, but I bet that's a pipedream. PriscillaGainesville, Florida ...
First National Credit, are direct mailing thousands of "Acceptance Certificate" notices to US citizens for a fake "Gold Card" with a credit limit of $15,000.in actuality, the card is in no way a major credit card at all, and (should you be lucky enough to actually recieve a ...