I too have recieved one of these bogus letters! Good thing that I am to lazy to write a check. So I looked for their web address... And there wasn't one. I thought that was pretty weird. So I looked on the web... And nothing but people talking about how they got scamed. Has anyone written to the ...
My name is Lorna and I have received a mail from the First National Credit yesterday 01/22/02 stating: Dear lorna: Congratulations, you are guaranteed approval for a first national credit gold card with a credit line of $15,000. This is not a "maybe." we have already reserved a card in ...
I sent my money to these people and I can't get my card yet. Tried calling them when I lived in Massachusetts I couldn't get through now I live in New Jersey and I call 411 for the number they can't even find that First National Credit in Aliso Viejo in California. I search the web to see i f they ...
First National Credit Scam This is obviously a "too good to be true" offer that gives very little information to the consumer. It offers a $15,000 limit on a gold card at 0% interest for 12 months for a $37.00 standard or $43.00 Rush processing fee. Fortunately, I did not fall for this ...
I received this letter through mail saying i was approved for a credit card. A credit limit of 15,000 dollars. Wow, this was unreal. My credit is not one to brag about. So when i got this i thought wow what a great way to improve my credit and build it back up. Well like so many others said their ...
Well like many of you I too received the letter for guaranteed $15,000 credit line. The letter is very odd though, very uniformative, very little information about the company or the terms of the contract. I decided to go on the Internet, as much as I use the net I know just how easy it is to dig ...