I received a letter in the mail from Consumer First. The letter said I had been pre-approved for a Platinum Credit Card with a $5000 limit. 12 month interest free. I am young so this sounded like a great way to start building my credit since I have tried to get a credit card through every other ...
I was e-mailed a credit card application. I sent money for a "one-time processing fee" to obtain the credit card. When I received the "credit card, " it was for a $5,000.00 limit but I had to purchase items from a catalog which was also mailed to me. The stuff in the catalog is ...
I recieved that letter of empty promises and sent the money and never recieved a response. I hope I can stop them from getting my money as it has not been that long.in other parts of the world thieves are dealt with swiftly, if you steal, your hand will be cut off, these people are stealing with ...
I recieved an acceptance certificate for a guranteed $5000 credit limit. $49.00 rush processing fee was deducted from my checking account. I never recieved a credit card or any other type of information from this company. As I tried to contact this company by phone all I recieved was a busy signal. ...
I should have known, "too good to be true". What I thought I was getting was a re-establishment of credit. I am currently in a Chapter 13, so I should have known. I sent Consumer First a $49.00 fee and two weeks later I received their card and order catalog. The card is only good for ...
I sent in 49.00 for a 5000 dollar limit credit card. Received nothing... This company should be prosecuted and everyone should get their money back. I received something in the mail from consumer first saying that if I send in 49 dollars I will get a 5000 dollar limit credit card with a 30 day ...