I obtained a certificate within the mail a couple weeks ago to get a first national credit card having a $15,000 borrowing limit. I closed the certificate and returned it alongside our $37.00 membership fee. I went online to find the website because i've not yet received anyany info, though my ...
First national credit is a ripoff. I got a certificate in the mail that said i was already approved for a $15,000 gold card. All i had to do was send in $43.00 for a rush processing fee. I got a money order for $43.00 and sent it in. They said upon getting my money that i would then receive my gold ...
All I can say is, thank you "consumer complaints." I was extremely frustrated with my Mastercard company and contemplating transferring the balance to a card with a lower interest rate. I opened my mailbox and there was First National Credit's certificate for the $15,000 gold card ...
I also received the First National Credit scam letter promising $15000.00 credit, I should have none but I let my husband talk me into with out checking into it more. I send the check for rush service that cased my check and still have not seen a card. I have file a complaint with the postal ...
My husband today received mail from a so called credit card company stating he was pre-approved for $15,000.00 and with no credit check. (I don't think so was our thought) Immediately I said, there is no way THIS COMPANY IS LEGIT and this must be a scam and he agreed. So, after I actually read the ...
I received the information, filled it out and sent with a payment and got in return a information packet, with a gold card and catalog and coupons. There is a web address, which takes you to a place that needs a log in and password (but can not get either. Have never gotten anything else that has ...