Warning to all that recieve the "Acceptance Certificate". Today I recieved it. Me and my girlfriend were thinking about sending the $37.00 or $43.00 and thought we would look it up on the web. We found consumer complaints. I was thinking that maybe these people that reported this stuff ...
First National Credit is using deceptive advertising to con innocent individuals in huge scam & fraud. Almost got hooked, but the consumer complaints saved me! Avoid & Beware! ChuckFalconer, New York ...
I am sorry for those who were suckered into this scam, but I thought about it, and I have the acceptance sheet with me. I decided to look into this company, worst case scenario, I find nothing... I am very glad that bad business burea has this website here. It has proven very informative, and I ...
Unlike most of the reports here, I am happy to say that I smelled this as a fraud from the minute I read the solicitation. I decided to immediately check the internet and came to this excellent website verifying my suspicions causing me to immediately contact the Postal Inspector's Office in ...
First National Credit is sending out fake letters saying you are appoved for a $15,000 credit card... Just send $43.00 for a rush delivery. Well guess what, they get your $43.00 and you get nothing in return! Leigh AnneGastonia, North Carolina ...
Thank You complaint. I got a letter in the mail. It was for a Pre-Approved Gold Card, 0% Interest 1st 12 months, and a Credit Limit of 15,000. All the companey needed was my signature, dated, and $37 for standard processing and delivery or $43 for rush processing and delivery. It sounded too good ...