Early in February, I received a postcard saying that I had been approved for a $4,000.00 credit card. Since I have poor credit (because I have poor credit, I was the ideal target), I was interested. I called, and the woman made it sound like I would receive this card for a $199.95 fee that would be ...
I am only twenty years old and I'm a college student. I was looking for a way to start building some credit. I was applying for some credit cards but was turned down because of lack of credit history. I received a letter in the mail saying that I was approved and that all I needed to pay was ...
Thanks to you i saved money. I the same thought it was too good to be true. Glad i looked on the net to find out. A sincere thanks to all of you. I was almost taken. Thank you again Ginny Clinton, Iowa ...
I wanted to respond briefly to the poster who noted that people with poor credit are somehow "losers." As a resident of NYC, I can assure you there are a number of us with less than stellar credit thanks to a substantial loss of income post 9-11 and for many of us, we do not qualify for ...
I received e-mail from this company. The initial fee seemed resonable so I gave them my check number. After I did I had second thoughts. I called repeatedly to no avail; the phone was continually busy. I did not deposit the money to have their debit clear; and they did hit my account twice (at a ...
I sent in 39 dollars to recieve what i thought was a american express platnium card they also took out 99 dollars for activation fee and 8 dollars a month for interest. I expected a credit card to buy things i need not some junk out of a catalog that i dont even need Brittany ...