I was under the impression that I was pre-approved for a credit card. This company sent me this information in the mail and I fell for it. I sent them $43.00 in a money order thinking I was going to be receiving a credit card from them. I started to get worried when two weeks passed by and there ...
Sent them $43.00 and never received anything on nov 2nd. Didnt hear any reply from them so i sent another letter with a copy of everyhing on dec 2nd. My check cleared the bank on nov 12th. To date i have not receieved any response from the second letter. I have retained all copies of all ...
First national credit should be prosecuted for thier misleading information and scam. All affected parties should file a class action suit against first national credit and the state of california for allowing this to happen. Too many people work to hard for thier monet to be ripped off this way. ...
I cut up and mailed my card back in the next day after I received it asking for a refund and have been denied. I was deceived from the beginning. I was totally unaware that I could only buy their products with the card. Now I am told that I have to mail all the pamplets, literature, ect. Back ...
They sent a letter stating that they would send me a credit card with a $15,000 credit limit and the only thing you had to send is a check for $43 and you would recieve it in 14 days. They cashed the check but no card has come and I would like my money back and the number they list is no help. ...
My Acceptance Certificate Read: 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 your name. To receive your gold card include a one time fee of $37 or $43 for rush delivery. ...