I too was ripped off by this company. They promised a zero percent, $5000.00 limit mastercard. Like most of you I never recieved my packet and had to request another one be sent. I, like you, wasn't told that it was a pay-as-you-go or a stored value mastercard and I was led to believe that the fees ...
I received a phone call one night, from a woman offering me a Capital First Mastercard with a limit of $2500 for only a processing fee of $29.95. I though this was to good to be true and I should have kept it at that. All the woman needed to get my card out to me was a fee of $29.95 from my ...
I just went thru a ugly divorce, that by the time i found out it was going on my wife had everything including the bank account. So when i got this phone call waking me out of my sleep i had considered it a blessing. The guy stated that i would be guranteed a credit card with $2500 limit i ...
A Capital First rep. Called me and asked me if i would like a master card. I agreed then they told me about the costs i agreed to the cost of the application fee coming out of my checking. But i was under the impresion that was the only thing coming out of my checking not all the other fees that ...
I was contacted and offered a Mastercard at 0 intrest for a one time fee of $39.95, and along with it I would recieve trial memberships with a motor club, and a phone company. I questioned them several times about charges and if the card was a secure or non secure card. They assured me that it ...
Some months ago CapitalFirst phoned me to let me know I qualified for its $2,500 MasterCard for a small fee of $29.95. The customer rep quite forcefully talked me into accepting a trial membership in the company's CapitalFirst Benefits program, annual cost of $99.95 after a 7-day free trial ...