I was sent a letter from Consumer First offering me a 5,000 unsecured line of credit with 0% and unfortunatelly I wasn't smart enough to look it up first I sent them the money and have heard nothing in return. ...
I am a graduating college senior that has fallen on hard times. I have held down 2 jobs while managing to stay on the Dean's List the whole time I have been in college, and my credit has recently become pretty bad. I am trying to start rebuilding my credit and thought this would be a great ...
I too got a letter saying I am GUARANTEED a $5,000 Platinum Card with 0% for the entire 12 months for only $45 standard processing fee. It sounded too good to be true, and it obviously was. I first noticed that there was no actual or physical address, no telephone number, and no website address. I ...
I was sent a certificate letter of approval for $5,000 for a platinum card. I sent in a $49.00 check and it was deposited. I never got a card and there is no company phone number to call. I now see that this was a scam. ...
As a consumer looking for a new credit card, having some credit problems and trying to rebuild, I received the Consumer First Platinum Card $5000 0%APR for 12 months offer. While I am looking for a new offer, I also felt that I should check into it, as it sounded, "too good to be true" to ...
I got a certificate from Consumer First saying I was approved for a Platinum card with a $5, ooo. Oo limit. I instantly thought there had to something wrong. I don't have great credit and have a hard time getting approved for credit cards. I got on the computer and found this site. I am thankful I ...