Well, my story is like all the others. I got a call this passed summer sayng that I was approved for a credit card and I actually had the sense to pass it up. Well, I was getting daily calls from the same company, so I said "Well, what can it hurt?" Alot, actually. I went to the bank one ...
Accepted offer of 7-day FREE trial. Received membership materials 7 days AFTER funds were deducted from account. Contacted them 6/10/02 to cancel and get refund. Was required to return membership package. Contacted them again 7/19/02 to inquire about refund. Was required to submit "PROOF OF ...
I recieved the call in June or July. I was approved for a credit card, and since I personally knew I was already on the up swing of repairing my credit, I assumed that my hard efforts had been noticed and the call was legit. It wasn't, as many have found out by reading these reports. I found this ...
Capital First contacted me at work and conned me into applying for a credit card this was back in late June. They kept promising me my "package" was on its way, but i had to wait the full 2-4 weeks before reporting it as not received. My last package was supposed to arrive on Nov. 30. ...
Fraudulent billing: and they will not return monies deducted from checking account. I received information for benefits, which included a Mastercard, and allowing me 7 days to review without my account being billed. My checking account was billed before I received the information. I called and ...
On June 28, my wife received a call from Capital First. A women told her that she had been approved to receive an unsecured Visa/Mastercard, however she had to pay a processing fee of $29.95. My wife thought this was a great opportunity to start rebuilding her credit becuase she was 8 months ...