I received a marketing piece in my snail mail from First National Credit. It seemed short of some critical information. I put their address in mapquest and then went in on their arial view. These scammers are in a high end area of California. So I decided to search the web for info about them and ...
I am so very happy to have come across the complaint. I got the solicitation in the mail here in Brooklyn, New York. I was offered $15,000 Gold credit. Hmmm, let me check this company out on the Internet before doing anything. Low and behold, I am seeing nasty remarks about them. If you don't read ...
Thank you all for submitting these reports and letting those of us who could possibly fall prey to these scam artists know. Thankfully I decided to do a little research before sending my $37/$43 dollar "processiog and delivery" or "membership" fee (whatever they want to call it ...
I received a "Acceptance Certificate" today in the mail and decided to do some research about the company since their was no phone number or any kind of id on the paper. Thanks for posting or I would of been another ripped off. ...
In September I, La Donna, received an acceptance certificate from First National Credit stating that, "you are already approved, " "approval guaranteed" for a $15,000.00 Credit Gold card.in early November I sent out a money order for $37.00 to receive my card. Today is November ...
I also recieved a certificate but attempted to look them up via the internet, and guess what? Theyre full of it. Not even a contact number on the certificate. Yes i am trying to reestablish my credit and its frauds like these that prey on people like me, I just wanted to post my feelings on this, ...