I recieved a phone call from First Capital Consumers Group about recieving two credit cards, a visa and a mastercard, both with 2,500 limits. All the company needed was a one time fee of 199.00. Of course the offer seemed to good to be true considering I have no credit and cant seem to get accepted ...
I was a victim of fraud by telephone. First Capital Consumers Group deducted 199.00 from my checking account on Febuary 15 with the promise of a credit card and other great savings coupons to use in my area. I only recieved the packet of great offers only to find out that the majority of them can ...
On Feb. 14 (approx) I received a call from FCC telling me that I would receive a Master Card with credit limit of $2,000 a pre-approved application for a Visa Card with another $2,000. Limit, a personal computer, a cell phone, and lots of other things for only $219. I can't believe I fell for it ...
We signed up for the Titanium Blue cards because they promised so much for so little. My parents always told me "if it sounds too good to be true, it IS!" wish i would have listened. The cards were supposed to help with bills, etc. Now we're out $219. A few weeks ago they sent another ...