CCA is a scam. They email you and act as if they are a regular credit card company that wants to help you rebuild your credit. The catch is they have no website. The paper they mailed me, along with the card, says that you can only use the card to purchase items from the CCA SHOPPING NETWORK. Where ...
Same old thing, It happen to me. I was driving and two white young men pull up beside me and started waving there hand and said I have a surround sound system that Im selling for whatever price you can afford. So I pull over and view the system, and decide to pay $180. Iam not sure what they sound ...
Watch out all warrantie users. He is at it again I think the new company name is Chinook. ANd the owner is Larry CHoy because John Common couldnt get the company in his name due to the fraud he was accused of with warranty usa. Please dont fall into this once again. Jason las vegas, Nevada ...
I would like to thank you for having this. I recieved a First National Card in the mail and decided to search on the web first and found this site about Rip Offs. The first thing that got my attention was the address is different on the letter with the card from the address on the outside of the ...
I was told by the customer service rep on the phone that I would have a cash credit limit of $1000 upon receipt of the $200 membership fee. After that payment was made, I tried to call the 800 number to activate the card but could not get an answer or the line was busy. Also I have not received the ...
Was told to check out the new Internet Site, bingoleague.com, to win a free trip the the Vanetian Hotel and casino.included a $1,000 buy-in to a bingo tournament, being held the 16th of November (had cancelled the tournament for because of 9-11). Myself and six of my Bingo friends, all took turns ...