CapitalFirst Benefits is a fraudulent company that offers a "pay as you go" credit card to victims. I was told by the representive that the only cost I would incur would be a $19.95 shipping and handling charge for the package containing the information on how to activate the card. I was ...
I got a phone call from Capital First Credit explaining of a wonderful deal for a new credit card, at first they did a $19.95 debit from my account, I called and cancelled the next day then two weeks later they did a debit for $59.95 and when I called they tell me that this was non-refundable and ...
A representative called me regarding a Mastercard and stated I would be billed a $19.95 fee from my checking account. The representative stated I would be given the opportunity to review the terms of the Mastercard and THEN be given the opportunity to accept or decline. I specifically asked that no ...
Capital first tried to take unauthorized withdraws from my bank account and never sent the card promised. I was promised a card with a 2000.00 dollar limit. And i authorized the withdrawal. But never recieved the card then got a overdraft statement from the bank for more money. When i called them ...
My husband was offered a visa through mail. He accepted the offer, and agreed to a initial charge of $199.99 to our debit card. This initial charge was promised to be credited back. When the card arrived from E-Credit Solutions, it turned out not to be a visa but a card we could only use for ...
Contracted to have car picked up on may 17. Gave national auto transport $200 deposit to start process. Never showed up to pick up vehicle. Called at least 30 to 40 times and they said we will call you back. Never called back. It is now June 8 which is almost a month later and the vehicle is still ...