I received a letter from "CCA 1st National Card" in the mail today stating that I had been approved for a credit line of $6500 and all I had to do was call and activate the card. This letter was different from other credit card letters that i had received in the past. Real credit card ...
I received a mechant credit card in mail from First National Bank. I never ordered this card and do not know how they could have received my personal information. I received the card about a week ago and have been holding on to it until I could do more research. Today July 7, I decided to search ...
I recieved a credit card in the mail that I did not request. I could not contact these people by phone to cancel ait or complain about the card. Only a conversation with a machine requesting that I activate the card. BBB (Better Business Bureau) in New York told me to contact Vegas BBB but that did ...
This company picked me out some where and offered me this credit card, no interest ever! I have triple A credit I would never pay a $200.00 activation fee, $190.00 annual membership fee! This card offer has so much small print you need a microscope to read it! There is no web address to check on ...
I got the same card everybody else got! Good grief $6,500 credit line automatic was too fake for me! I hope that i never buy a credit card that has that high of a credit line in the future. Could you imagine the interest on it, and the late fees? You would have to be insane. Go and get a capital ...
I just recieved a credit card saying that I was already approved for $6,500 and all I had to do was call an 800 number and activate it. I found it kind of weird because I never applied for this credit card and no credit card company would approve me for $6,500... I tried calling their bull crap 800 ...