My name is Kimberly Nix. I was called by Capital First on a Sunday evening around a month ago. I was told that I was approved for a Mastercard with a limit of 2500 dollars. The only thing they would need is a one time fee for 19.95. They needed my checking account number. I gave them my checking ...
For the past 2 weeks I have been getting calls with credit card offers to good to believe. NO Intrest accounts all kinds crap that was unbelieveable to me. The were several different company name being used tho i dont remember them. Today 6/19 I got a call that seemed reasonable from Capital First. ...
I was contacted by phone at 8:30 a. M on a Saturday morning. I was half awake and did not understand who the caller was, I said "Capital One" and the gentelman said yes. I was told for a $19.95 processing fee I would receive a mastercard. I had received a credit card similar to this ...
I received one phone call Thursday, goofed on them for a few minutes then harassed them about charging $29.95 to ship me the information, since unless it weighs 140 pounds, it shouldn't cost that much. Told them if they can explain that, I would talk to them. Received 7 calls on Saturday, and 4 ...
I was contacted by CapitalFirst, and told I qualified for a Mastercard with a $2500 limit. The person I spoke with could barely speak English. She would send me a packet for $19.95 S&H, after which I would have 7 days in which to decide on the fees and membership. After a divorce, my credit had ...
An agent/telemarketer called me offering some kind of to good to be true advertisement on repairing credit and getting a card too. But I told him that I've been down that road once and would not be interested in that kind of dealing any more, unless they could put it in writting first. Well little ...