I lost 199.00 to First Capital Consumers Group with the promise of a credit card. I never recieved the credit card and when you call you get an answering machine. PetritaLaSalle, Illinois ...
This company contacted me and assureed me that I had applied for their offer, but of course I knew I had not. They demanded that I verify my checking account number, and when I refused the gentleman became very hostile. I gave them an incorrect account number and then told them they in no way had ...
I was ripped off by First Capital Consumer Group. Do not fall into there trap. They promise you a Visa/MasterCard with a credit limit of $2,500 and it never shows up. They give you quite alot of information regarding their company, so please do not be mislead as I was. It really is too good to be ...
I was called by this business 3 times in the last few weeks and they reached me on the third time. I agreed to their terms and the offer for a HP computer for a one time fee of $219.00. I decided to check them out after my mom said it did not sound good. I keyed in their name and thanks to all of ...
I recieved a call from First Capital Consumers Group indicating that I had been selected to receive a promotional credit card (Visa - $2,500 limit). The card had a very low fixed interest rate. The only fee for which I was responsible was the one-time activation fee of $199.00, and for my ...
I got a call on May 20th from a First Capital Consumers Group. They told me how they were going to help me "rebuild my credit". All I needed to do was make one payment of $219.00 and in 10 to 15 business days I would recieve a credit card. The man I talked to was Andrew Price. I would be ...