I, like many consumers, was looking to rebuild my credit so when I received via U.S. Mail (doesn't this make it a Federal crime?) a letter saying I was approved (no credit check necessary) for a $5000 platinum credit card I was estatic. I had a money order made out for the $45 required fee and was ...
I just recieved a letter in the mail from Consumer First telling me that I was approved for a Platinum card with a $5000.00 credit limit. I was going to send it off tomorrow, but I decided to take a second look at it before doing so. I was suspicious to start with because that didn't say that I had ...
I received the same letter as many other people did. Mine was dated November 27. I thought how great it would be to get this card just in time for the holidays. Boy was I ever wrong. I feel so gullible now. I should have gone online before I wrote out that $49.00 check (for rush processing and ...
I received an "acceptance certificate" from Consumer First out of Tampa, Florida. I had been pre-approved for a Platinum card with a credit limit of $5,000.00 with no interest for one year. I have good credit and wanted to transfer an existing credit card balance to the new Platinum card ...
I am waiting for this card to pay a lawyer. Looks like it isnt going to happen? Now what to do??? I want my 45 dollars back! ...
I received a letter in the mail about a month ago garanteeing me a credit line of $5,000 without any type of credit check. Stupid me mailed the $49.00 processing fee. Like I said it has been a month and my check cleared right away, but still haven't heard anything from them. I called my bank today ...