I paid approximately $50.00 for a supposed credit card with a $15,000 limit. I received a book with things I could buy from them not even guarenteed to be what is shown in the book. I have never ordered anything from them and I never will, there was no phone number to reach them, no e-mail, no way ...
I too sent in for the credit card. I am don't remember how much I spent, I would have to research that. They did however send me a card with a limit of 15000 and several catalogs to order from. It is not an actual credit card, I like to call it a merchandise card because that is all you can ...
I paid $37.00 for a credit line with this company. The pre-approved application received left you with the illusion this was a credit card. What I received was a catalog of merchandise, all of which was junk. This company is deceptive. I sent notice to cancel this account by Certified Mail, Return ...
I delivered $37 to Initial National Credit after getting an offer to get a Credit card having a $15,000 restriction. After I obtained the card it included a list saturated in product that may just be purchased using the card. The list stated that I'd thirty days to come back the card & list to ...
Same as others, recieved acceptance certificate saying I was approved for a $15,000 credit line. I mailed a check for $37.00 which cleared my bank fast. I recieved membership package in the mail and found out that it was to order the junk out of a stupid catalog. I tried to follow up on my 30 day ...
I sent a letter from First National Credit for approval for a credit card. I sent them $37.00 to receive my card. I got the card in the mail and eveything was fine until I tried to contact them to get a new catalog. I called for months. I even sent faxes, but no responds. Thats when I figured out ...