I had the 43.00 check written and signed. I was going to mail it in the am. As I folded the certificate to place it in the envelope, I thought this looked very much like the blank certificates I bought at Walmart that I use to generate rewards for my kids. A closer look and I thought I better make ...
THanks to the net and all of you... I, too, received *thee* letter but I figured it had to do with their products since the byline reads "you may use your card for all purchases from credit provider" and *they* are listed as the credit provider! I was going to send for the card but ...
I received the same letter in the mail but I thought it was strange that there was no 800 number to call and that I needed to send money first. Thank god I looked online first! If I hadn't found this site I might have been tempted to try and secure the 0.0 apr! ...
On October 18th I received a letter stateing that "I Was Approved!" For a GOLD CARD with a CREDIT LINE OF 15.000.00! I was excited, and all I had to do was send in a mere $37.00.. Wow What A Deal! Thanks to your website this stupid company was exposed! I am so upset and aggrevated over ...
I too received a letter in the mail confirming that I have been pre-approved for a gold card for $15,000. After paying $43.00, (money was withdrawn from my bank), I haven't received anything and I can't get in touch with the 'business'. Here is some information regarding the company: First National ...
This shady company offers you a $15,000.00 line of credit but doesn't notify you of the terms. Your purchases can only be made to purchase there products. They make you pay $38.00 or $43.00 for the processing fee. They say this fee is a 30-day money back guarentee but there is no way to contact ...