I just received the acceptance-approval letter from First National Credit and noticed immediately that it's not an offer for Visa, Mastercard, etc.; as well, there is no contact phone number. My point is writing this report is to tell as many people as possible that DECEPTIVE ADVERTISING is alive ...
There is no $15,000 credit card. This company only wants you to buy their products, that are overpriced anyway. I paid the $43.00 rush fee just to out of curiousity. Please help me get my money back. Beth Whitesville West Virginia ...
I received a letter in the mail that looked authinic in nature. It was presented as a real credit card application. It had a certificate like border around the text. It did not give a phone number in which to call for questions. It stated that; "Congratulations, you are Guaranteed approval for ...
I received the information, filled it out and sent with a payment and got in return a information packet, with a gold card and catalog and coupons. There is a web address, which takes you to a place that needs a log in and password (but can not get either. Have never gotten anything else that has ...
Just received this too good to be true offer from First National Credit for a Gold Card with credit limit of $15,000. Decided to look up the company on the Net and found your site—just in time. Found that the offer was just what I thought—too good to be true. What a RIP-OFF! Jay ...
Just today, I received a letter from First National, of Aliso Viejo, CA, which had a foul stench. This led me to inquire through www.Copernic 2001.com, and here I am, writting about my suspicion. I sincerely hope that many will have the opportunity of reading this short message before fall pray to ...