I received an approval letter in the mail along with the First Capital Card.included is an activation number to call. Thank God I found this website. I will not activate the card and have ripped it to shreds. I would suggest to all you people who have been ripped off by this company and others like ...
My 28 year old son just received this First Capital Card in the mail. Sounding too good to be true, he called me to see if I had ever heard of it. I asked him if there was a "credit card" number on it & he told me there was a number beginning with a "7." Knowing that this ...
I to have gotten the $6500 approved card in the mail... You would think that if there was NO RIP OFF going on they would give you the web page with the card not after you send them the $. I would like to see this so called web page! Thank you all for putting up this page for i would not have see it ...
I recently recieved a letter in the mail saying that $400 had been Drafted from my savings and checking account. I did not authorize this exchange and had never even heard of this company. They had my name and Social Security Number Wrong on the report. When I called the company to let them know of ...
I got my card in the mail just yesterday. This is not even a credit card. You have to use it at their shops. There is a $19.95 a month charge for something, then a $49.95 a month charge for long distance. On top of this a $99 annual fee. I called 3 weeks ago to see where my card was and waited on ...
I also received a credit card in the mail. I never solicitated for the card. I went online to see the products they offerred and could not find the supposed online store or catalogs they have. Everyone should be aware of this too-good-to-be-true-offer. As with any credit card that makes you pay ...