Consumer First told me I was approved for a platinum card. Just send in $49 for rush delivery and I would receive my card within 5-7 business days. What a bunch of bull, I can't even find the company anymore. I sent in my money and received nothing. A money back gaurantee was promised but nothing ...
A few days ago I received an "acceptance certificate" stating that I was approved for a $5,000 credit limit. I read over the letter and was curious why there wasn't an 800 number or any fine print on the back. I had my husband read the letter and he said that it had to be a scam because ...
I recieved this pre-approved platinum credit card in the mail, and all I had to send, was $45.00 for standard delivery or $49.00 for rush delivery. I thought "GREAT, but someone is mistaking me for somebody else, but why not". Then my boyfriend told me to check them out on the internet to ...
I got a guaranteed Consumer First Platinum credit card certifecate today that matches the first consumers, peoples credit card. They wanted a$45.00 or $49.00 membership fee but gave me, no phone # or anyway to contact them except by mail. The certificate is green & white. Robert niobrara, ...
I am grateful that I was wise enough to check out this company via the Better Business Bureau. No such company existed in their National Database; however I was referred to an additional BBB database in Clearwater, Florida just to ensure that the company was non-existent. Florida's BBB database ...
I recieved a letter in the mail about 5000 $ in credit. I could get the card after sending a $45.00 or $49.00 for rushed delivery of credit card. The letter has no telephone # or street address Bryan Coldspring, Texas ...