I recieved a card in the mail today that was nothing but a Big Rip off. They stated that I have been approved for a Credit card but the only purchases that I could make were out of thier catalog. I went on line to see if I could even get a glimpse of the products they offer. But there was nothing. ...
Like most of you I received the "famous" First National Card and O activate the card. Afterwards I found out this was a rip-off. I called to cancel the cards and after speaking with a representative she tried to convinced me to keep them after I said no she put on the phone to the ...
I received the letter from CCS last week, being that I also have bad credit I wondered why I received a credit card in the mail for $6,500. But being someone with bad credit we dont get these second chances often. Even though I did get my hopes up it did seem suspicious of credit card services with ...
They got my bank account via phone, and sent me a First National Card without usage. Then they charged 299.00 dollars from my account by auto payment services. I went to my bank, the banker saied that the bank can not nothing with it. Shuai chicago, Illinois U.S.A. ...
I signed up for the card offered by CCS for a $6500 credit line for use in their catalog a few months ago in June. As they said they charged me a set up fee, but over the past month, they have withdrawn $300 and $80 in withdrawl fees to my checking account without my consent, and my bank said there ...
I too recieved the pretty blue card in the mail today offering me $6500.00 credit line. $99.00 annual fee, no interest rate ever, waiver of the $200.00 sign up fee if making $500.00 or more purchase. Sounds great (to good to be true) look out folks! Here's the real scarry part. On the ccs privacy ...