I too got a letter stating I would get 15,000 credit. I did some research to find that these people are con artist. Thanks to this site - I was able to make a good decision not to send my money. This place is one good example of how the Internet should be used. KellyMiami, Florida ...
I received a letter approving me $15,000 credit for a fee of $39.00. Upon receit of the information, it was only to pruchase from them in their catalog. I called them and asked to send me a refund. They said they would if I return all the items sent to them. So I did on April 24. I am still waiting ...
FNC sent me a catalog with expensive clothes that are much cheaper at a thrift mart... I want my money back, no wonder people get rich off of other people. If I sent something that misleading out to people that have bad credit and charged a dollar and had a million people respond you do the math. ...
I recieved a letter in the mail for a credit card not stating what kind of card just a credit card for 15,000 credit limit. And I was approved gauranteed, no iformation nothing. Just sign the dotted line and send in check for 43.00. Well I was very reclutant considering there is not even a telephon ...
I received a letter from First National Credit approving me of a $15,000 credit limit. I decided to go to Web and search for them. I did find a web address on them, but you cannot contact them via telephone. When I tried to contact them thru e-mail, my many atttempts failed. So, I decided to call ...
The company sent me a letter saying that they would send me a First national Gold card. All i needed to do was send a prosessing fee of 37.00. Well, i recieved the card and it is Gold, but its worthless. They send a catalog with the card that tells you that you are able to use the Gold Card ONLY ...