I received a "$15,000 Approved Credit" at 0 interest for 12-months. It is made to look like a true credit approval. There was no phone numnber or website to check out. The address I am sure is bogus. They want $37 to enroll and THEN I will get more information. I almost did it, since I am ...
I recieved the same offer in the mail as others - send $43 and recieve $15,000 credit guarunteed. After reading the Rip off reports listed here, instead of sending them $43, I sent them a letter including the following: "You should be ashamed of yourselves, taking advantage of people ...
I received my certificate in the mail about a gold card with a $15,000 limit with no interest for the first year. I received the certificate about a week or two into the month of September. They have a phone number but i have read several reports that say you hardly ever get anyone to answer or ...
Submitted: 9/12/01 Modified: 9/12/01 Yesterday, I checked my mail and had this acceptance certificate for a 15,000 credit card. I knew it was too good to be true. So, I decided to get on the internet and I found this website. Thank you so much for telling everyone about First National Credit. I ...
I was suppose to recieve a visa creidt card and have not recieve the card. But I have paid a fee. How would I get my money back? ...
Thank god i read your report on this so called company or i too would have sent the required $37.00 fee and would have been very disappointed. Thanks to the man in texas who reported this scam. No one should be fooled by these rip off companies. There is no mastercard, visa, amex or anything of the ...