Consumer First ripoff, unscrupulous, uncaring, manipulative group of "individuals" I have been in contact with in a long time. The business that doesnt give a dam screwed others too cheated employees and screwed the customers even more outlandish ripoff late fees mistreated and ripped off ...
I too was a reciepant of the approved credit platinum card with a $5,000.00 limit. I too am attempting to rebuild my credit and it is Christmas time. I wanted to have a new credit card with a limit that was reasonable and its processing time quickly so I could rent a car upon my visit to my son ...
I recieved a letter in the mail stating that I had already been guaranteed to be approved for a Consumer First Platinum Card. The letter stated that I had a $5,000 credit limit, no interest for 12 months and I only needed to sign my acceptance letter and send a check for $45 or $49 (for rush ...
Okay here is an update with a way for us to complain. To report to the Postal Authorities. Www.usps.com/websites/depart/inspect Please go to this site for the postal inspectors department and go to the bottom of the page and click on file a mail fraud complaint. What they follow up on has a lot to ...
I too received the "acceptance certificate" in the mail, and like many I almost sent in the money, thank god! For this site! I am sending the application back in to the company, but there will be no check enclosed, there will however be $49.00 worth of very "nice" words written ...
All I can say is "Thank Heavens For The Internet". I received a very offical looking paper to send in $49.00 and I would receive a credit card for $5,000.00. I'm so glad I took the time to look this up on the net. ...