I was sent a letter saying that I had a credit limit of $6500.00, and I need to call to activate my card. She said I don't have to pay anything up front but they want to make sure I have a good checking account. So she took my banking account number. I was very leary of this, but thought that I ...
Like many on this website, i got the letter in the mail with a $6500 limit plus the $199 membership fee, and was stupid on my part for fallin for it. After activating it i looked them up and came across this website, thank you! I immeditaly called them back to cancel. The first day i didn't get ...
I received this card in the mail. The envelope says boldly that there is a credit card contained within, which is slightly suspicious. The only addresses they offer are PO Boxes. This is also suspicious. I am always cautious about a company that wants fees from me up front. The letter is very ...
I've seen other consumer complaintss for this same company, but I wanted to add my two-cents. My ONE YEAR OLD son received the "URGENT-APPROVED" letter with a $6500 credit limit. I called since this was obviously in mistake, and requested to know how and where they got my sons name. They ...
I recieved a credit card offer in the mail which I never applied for with a credit card issued with a First National Card (AKA) CCS. Well I read the offer and it sounded really interesting. My credit limit on the letter was $6,500.00. So I decided to give them a call and get some more info on it. ...
I actually work for the FTC and when I received the letter, I knew off top it was fake. I deceided to contact the company to get direct answers. I called a couple times now to see how the people would act. The first time, the company was not identified and the person just stated there name, I told ...