I received a letter stating I qualified for an unsecured major credit card with a $5000 limit. I was asked to send in a check or money order for $49.00 for rush delivery of the card. I should have realized with my bad credit this was unlikely to be the real deal but I wanted to believe! I had only ...
This person has now made me less likely to even look at the advertisements that come in my mail from now on... This company has taken the trust of honest people and flushed it down the toilet. And that is really bad because now the good guys will pay for this companys bad practices. ...
Don't be scammed I too have recieved this letter stating that I could have a $5000 credit limit. Be careful That you don't send them $45 or $49 for rush processing. It really is too good to be true. ...
I had been sent a letter stating that i was approved for 5000.00 dollers and if i filled it and signed they would be sending me a platinum credit card. I sent the 49.00 for a rush proccessing and delivery. ...
I received a their letter dated January 8. It stated that I could get a $5000 credit limit platinum card. For a one-time membership fee of $45.00 or you could have rush processing for only $49.00. I chose the rush processing, my check cleared the bank in January and of course I have not received my ...
I recieved a notice in the mail that I was "guaranteed" a $5,000 limit on a credit card from Consumer's First, if i would send processing and/or rush fees. I simply went online first to check them out and saw all the other reports about them. I am so glad that I did. Thank you all very ...