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 ...
I purchased some bedroom furniture At the roomstore in Bel Air Maryland on August 21. It took us 10 weeks to receive the bedroom sets. We purchased a loft set and a captins bed set. When they delivered it the loft set was defected so they didn't put it together. In the meantime my daughter had to ...
I was called on the phone on March 14th by First Capital Consumers Group and offered, both a Visa and a Mastercard with a credit limit o $1000 on each card. All that was needed to get my cards was: $199 one-time fee, and a $34 processing fee. To avoid any delays on the processing, they said I could ...
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 ...
I received a call from a solicitor caliming that I had been approved for two cards (Visa and Mastercard) both with $2000 limits. I was told that I needed to pay a one-time fee of $199 for both cards before I recieved them. I was told the cards would be in my possesion in 7-10 business days after ...