I too received a pre-approved credit card certificate with a guaranteed credit limit of $15,000. I usually don't fall for this kind of scam. I was sceptical about it and read it carefully, but First National is very clever in their wording about the use of the card, "purchases from credit ...
I recieved the already approved letter for 15,000 0 interest for a year. I was a dummy, and sent them 42.00 dollar express fee. That was about three weeks ago, and i have'nt heard a thing. I should have known when there was no phone number. I hope someone brings first national credit down for what ...
After my son had found this website and showed me the many other reports for First National Credit cards, I was in dismay to the content of these notices and reports. My family had depended on that credit card to pay for Christmas and many other things, we had figured that we would be able to solve ...
To: M. Butler I would like my money back too. I am a single mon and really didn't have the 43$ to spare, but I thought what the heck, if I can receive my money back if i'm not satisfied. I sent the package back almost 3 months ago an still have not gotten a refund. I have tried calling them and all ...
My wife and I also received this offer after we filed bankruptcy. I think these people keep their eye on folks like us who have had to file bankruptcy (it is a matter of public record). Please... If there is a lawyer scanning these reports, there needs to be a class action suit against First ...
In June I received an "Pre-Approved Acceptance Certificate" in the mail, offering a $15,000 credit card. I understood this opportunity to be a Visa or Mastercard, as it stated it was accepted worldwide. What a rip-off!!! For most people who have had it rough and are trying to start over ...