Fraudulent billing: and they will not return monies deducted from checking account. I received information for benefits, which included a Mastercard, and allowing me 7 days to review without my account being billed. My checking account was billed before I received the information. I called and ...
August 15 spoke with an Irene who said I would receive a credit card with $2500.00 limit for $29.95, in addition to some incentives on airline discounts and food. On October 7, I had not received my package and spoke with a Sarrington. Said he would check with corporate office. Said they would send ...
On June 28, my wife received a call from Capital First. A women told her that she had been approved to receive an unsecured Visa/Mastercard, however she had to pay a processing fee of $29.95. My wife thought this was a great opportunity to start rebuilding her credit becuase she was 8 months ...
Back in June received a phone call from CapitalFirst regarding a credit card. My husband agreed to this and they withdrew approximately 190.00 dollars out of the account. Waited four weeks as instructed received a complete brochure packet and completed forms as requested. Never received the credit ...
In May I received a call describing a "credit card" that would have a $5000.00 that would help me improve my credit rating. I was told I had 30 days to review and there would be free gas and other benefits for just trying this offer. I said Yes, and received the packet of information. ...
A smarmy-voiced telephone solicitor convinced me that the best way to rebuild my credit was through his company's fine offer of an unsecured Mastercard with a $2500.00 limit, 0%APR, and ten days to change my mind. The initial cost was $29.00, plus another $59.95 should I decide to accept the offer. ...