Sent $43.00 for $15,000 credit limit on a credit card but was never told or was never writen in application it was for catalog orders only Jeff carrollton, ga ...
Just today, I received a letter from First National, of Aliso Viejo, CA, which had a foul stench. This led me to inquire through www.Copernic 2001.com, and here I am, writting about my suspicion. I sincerely hope that many will have the opportunity of reading this short message before fall pray to ...
I received a letter in the mail stating that i was pre-approved for a gold credit card with a limit of up to $15,000. The letter also stated that i would have 0% interest for the first twelve months. It looked like official lettering of a solid credit business to help repair bad or not so good ...
First National Credit is a big rip-off. I wish I would of found this web site before I sent them my money. Is there anything we can do about this low-down scam and is there anyway possible to get our money back? Roderic ATlanta, GA ...
Because we care to RIP OFF ANYONE WHO WILL SEND US $43.00. These idiots are laughing all the way to bank. And I think I've discovered who they target. I resently applied for some debt consilidation, and a few weeks later get this letter in the mail assuring me $15,000.00 of credit. Well, to a poor ...
I also received a form letter from First National Credit with a Aliso Viejo, CA address. Please read that form letter carefully. It does not say you will get a credit card that can be used anywhere. It does say that you will receive a gold card, but that can be any bogus card. This is only one of ...