After receiving advertisement, I sent this company thirty-seven dollars to help reestablish credit for my son. The money was received by this company and immediately cashed, but I have never received a card. I would like my money back. Diane Delran, New Jersey ...
Today, March 13, I received a letter (dated March 11) from First National Credit. It was in the form of a "certificate" which guaranteed me a "gold credit card" with a limit of $15,000. There is a one-time "processing fee" of $37, or $43 for rush processing and ...
I would like my money back. $37.99 Rafeal Boyd copperas cove, Texas ...
This company uses deceptive and misleading advertising to entice customers to send membership fees for a gold credit card. The company sends a "Acceptance Certificate" saying you are approved for a credit line of $15,000. They ask you to send $37 or $43 for rush processing.instead of a ...
I received a letter that claimed to guarantee me a Gold card, with a credit limit of $15,000. I mailed in my $43.00, one time membership fee. They cashed my check on 3/6/02, and I have not heard anything from them since. Now while looking for answers on the internet, I learn that once you get the ...
These people (First Natioal Credit) sent me a approval Certificate saying that they were going to send me a credit Card with a limit of $15,000 dollars with a A.P.R. Of 0% for the First twelve months. So I ofcourse sent them the certificate and the check worth Forty-three dollars for the rush ...