In June of I recieved a call from First Capitol Consumers Group. They told me I could recieve two credit cards. A Visa and a Mastercard. Both eqauling a 2,500 dollar credit limit. My credit not being the best I was excited to finally get a credit card. On July 8. They took 219.00 dollars out of my ...
I originally contacted this company through one of the Internet services that offers Secure Credit Cards. A sales rep (Larry x302) called and they promised a MasterCard with a $2000 limit with a 9.9% interest rate. They quoted me a cost of $199 activation fee. I authorrized the withdrawal from my ...
First Capital Consumers ripped me off of $200.00. They offered me a credit card for $2500. I specifally asked them if this was a secured credit card and they said no. They further explained that the interest would start at 9% and would go down to 4%. I recieved a packet in the mail with a whole ...
Back in November I received a phone call promising me a MasterCard with a limit of $2,000 and a Visa Card with a limit of $2,500, regardless of my credit history. All for the low price of $199.00. With wanting so badly to have good credit again, I asked if they could wait until December 5, my pay ...
We had recently bought a cell phone and signed up to get a credit card. Then we recieve a phone call from First Capital Consumers saying that we are pre-approved for a Master Card and a Visa card. All we had to do was pay a one-time fee of $199.00 and we would recieve our cards within two weeks. So ...
In June received call for fantastic offer - if I allowed them to debit my bank account for $199, I would receive a Master Card with a limit of $2000. They debited my account on July 1st. I was then told that I would receive the card within 7-10 days. Of course, I did not. Called them back at ...