I was sent three different times a letter stating that i was approved for a five thousand limit with no apr for the first 12 months. I sent 49 dollars for rush dilevery. ...
My daughter just turned 18 and she received a letter in the mail from Consumer First stating she could get her first credit card for no deposit down or transfer of other cards. She immediately came to me and asked if I thought this would be O.K. Unlike other offers she'd received she didn't have to ...
I fell for the initial offer and sent a check for $50. When I got the packet of information and saw it was a scam, I sent it back via registered mail, return receipt requested.in less than 14 days, I got a check from Consumer First for my $50 - no notation on the check, no questions asked. It's ...
Apply for the "Platinum Card", Hmmmmm. Ok, I was foolish enough to fall for this w/out more specific details. It was one of those "ahh, what the hell" type of deals. When I think "Platinum", I'm thinking I could use this card anywhere. Well, after a 45 dollar donation ...
This is a scam... Thank you all for posting this information so that I would not be just another uninformed victim less $49. Does anyone know how this company gets our information? ...
The advertisement sent out indicated a credit card [i.E. Mastercard or visa] which could be used for purchases [implied anywhere] with out stating that it was only for them. Charge of $45 for basically nothing but an in-house charge that doesn't work. ...