Thank God for this website! I almost made a terrible mistake by calling these "CCS first national" bastards and trying to activate this "nifty" little merchantcard they sent me. Then a little intuition kicked in and I just had to research the company on the interent... But ...
I received my card from them in the mail today. After seeing there is no Visa or Master card logo on the card, I realized I would have to buy from them only. I believe I was scammed. I was told the card would be a Visa card. I will be asking for my money back. I'll let you know how it goes. ...
Sent card with 6500 limit. Completely a big ripoff - checked them out - company settled in big fraud suit. Warning to all. Then have gotten 15 calls which ive asked them to stop and they just wont— all in last 3 days. Ugh. Gianorth arlington, New Jersey ...
I recieved this card in the mail with a line of credit for $6500 but i did not see a visa or mastercard logo. It said that i was approved for a line of credit & to call the telephone number on the card to activate it. It seemed a little strange but i called. A guy began to ask me for the code ...
This company offers no website to preview the offer. It claims to offer 6,500.00 in credit. They do not include a catolog. It claims to in fine print to be a ccs shopping network. I find that difficult to determine with no website to preview products. Procede with caution. Nancy San Bernardino, ...
Received unsolicited credit card. Activation could have been accomplished by any mail thief in the same zip code. No numbers to contact the company except the phone number to activate the card. How stupid! I then did an internet search and found someone else had written a report on these guys. ...