I received a CCA credit card today with a limit of $6500. I was shocked because I don't have any other credit cards. When I read that it did not have an interest rate I became suspicious. I then looked it up online only to find nothing. There isn't a web-site for this company. I saw this web-site ...
My wife just received a card from this CCA (in which the documentation never stated what CCA stood for) so we got on the internet to check out a website. This promise of $6500 and no visa or mastercard logo kind of made us curious. When we found no website, but instead this rip off report with like ...
As with all contracts, read the fine print. I too, received the offer of $6500 for shopping with CCA catalogs. However, the fine print states that a $200 membership will be billed, and a $200 credit certificate will be given when you order over $500 within the next 60 days. Also, that a $99 annual ...
I got this letter in the mail about how I was aproved for a $6,500 Credit limit with this company. I called with the thought that this was a fraud. I asked a bunch of questions that could not be answered. So I decided to look it up on the internet. I am so glad that I did. Now I am going to call ...
I recently recieved a credit card in the mail from CCA. This mail told me I was approved for 6,500 of credit that could only be used by some merchant catalog they would send me in the mail. After I called them to figure out what CCA stood for i went on to dogpile.com to research it and found this ...
Today I got a letter and a credit card in the mail saying I have been approved for 6,500. I knew it was impossible so I looked on the back of the card, it didn't have a bar code. I looked at the front of the card it had First National Card1. (First National Bank) So i got on line and seen this. I ...