Capital first called me and wanted to know if I would be interested in recieving a credit card, and for a one time low application fee of $29.95 that would be withdrawn from my checking account, I would recieve my mastercard. Along with that I was supposed to recieve a free trial of their ...
Some good news. This week I got my money back and my overdraft fees reversed. This is what I did. 1) You go to your bank and make them aware of the problem (printing out a page of headers should be a starter). You should also file a compliant whith the Federal Trade Commission and the Florida ...
This company called me about this great credit card offer. I of course accepted it. Then I received a NSF noticed from the bank for $99.95 and $59.95. I thought that maybe I had forgotten to write something in my checkbook. Well after a couple of days I got a packet in the mail. In this packet were ...
I was contacted on the phone by a rep named Justin Matthew (rep #JM218) on behalf of a company called Capital First. Told Justin many times I was not interested in there service they were offering, but after several minutes he promised a MasterCard with a limit of $5000, interest free. When I ...
I was contacted by this company last month (May) and was offered the possibility of getting a Mastercard with a $2500 credit limit, with no security payment to be made. I was told I would have a 7 day free trial period at which time I could cancel out at any time, and would be charged a one time ...
Obviously I am not the only person deceived by this company - and I won't be the last. Unfortunately, I didn't find this page prior to my experience with these people. I lost $159.90 that I really COULDN'T afford to lose. Hopefully, I will recover part of that money after filing unauthorized debits ...