Hi, I recieved a promising letter from consumer first stating if I send $45.00 or $49.00 to rush my processing I would recieve a $5,000 credit card. Luckily I was just browsing through this sight trying to find out about this company before I sent any money, Lord knows I was ready to send the $49 ...
I as well have fallen victim to this terrible company. I simply thank God that I did not give them my account info. Please contact me if anyone wants to get together and seriously do something with this consumer first company. This has to be a lawsuit Jerek Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ...
I am just wondering if this company is legitimate. I would like to start a line of credit, but this company is very vague on what kind of benefits one would recieve if they would send in the $45 one time fee. No one just gives $5,000 of credit away without it being a catch to it. Please find out if ...
Just received my offer yesterday in the mail and it Sounded to good to be true. So i decided to jump on the Net and thanks for you guys i saw that this was in fact a Scam... This sob's are dirty and should be taken to court! Let's try and spread the news as much as possible before Others fall ...
Beware! A credit card company would not send an Acceptance letter without including a phone number. When I received this letter, i knew something was wrong. Glad I ran across this website. Chelsea San Francisco, California ...
I too received an acceptance certificate from consumer First. What got me is they did not have their rates attached, (finance charges, annual percentage rates etc) If this was a valid CC company these would have been included. Could not locate on the internet, no phone number and no physical ...