If you receive an "URGENT - APPROVED" letter from this rip-off artist do not throw it away or shred it. Take it to your local post office and file a mail fraud report. The more reports the post office receives the more likely this company will be prosecuted. ...
So i received some crap junk mail from this fraud company and replied by phone and activated the card. I did not give any account info or other credit card numbers but i am sure i will be receiving an invoice with there "annual" fee. I need to know how to avoid this if possible before it ...
Today I recieved a letter saying "ATTENTION: YOUR CARD HAS ARRIVED AND IS READY FOR ACTIVATION!" I am in my 20's and trying to establish credit so when I saw this I was like YES!!! I opened it and it said I had a $6,500 credit limit and NO interest! Too good to be true was my first ...
I recently reieved a card from first national and or ccs i am only 21 years old and have pretty bad credit i recieved this card with out filling out an application and i thought WOW this has to be too good to be true and of course it was the only number this company gives you is the activation ...
I got a credit card in the mail today, but I did not fill out anything or allow anyone to look at my credit. I don't understand why I would get something so important as $6,500.00 in the mail, without my consent. I do not want credit cards and I would not ever apply for one. I am very mad that ...
I requested a credit card with this company, and was told through them, using their credit card I could build up my credit, with a one time membership of $199.00. I was told I had a 30 day free trial and if I did not wish to keep the membership I could cancel within the 30 days. I cancelled within ...