I received an ad in the mail for a 0% credit card last year and decided to give them a call. About two weeks later, I got my card in the mail. To my astonishment, my credit limit was $250.00 and I already owed them $175.00 in fees. I immediately called to cancel the card and try to avoid these fees ...
I opened my card with First Premier from an attractive e-mail stating no sign-up fees no membership fees. This was done in 1999. I made a purchase on the card for $100.00 and received my first bill for $259.18 my minimum payment was $250.00 I continued to read the statement and it said $25.00 ...
I made the mistake of signing on with First Premier about 5 months ago when I got a pre-approved offer in the mail. The choice was dumb but I was very hard-up at the time; I didn't realize my mistake until it was too late. I'm only 20 and still learning about these things. I currently get about 15 ...
I have been struggling with First Premier Bank MasterCard for a long time now, many years. First let me just say that in March of last year, I had set up a payment arrangement with someone, I didn't write down her name because I didn't think it would be a problem, I made the necessary arrangements ...
My son accepted a credit card offer for a $300.00 limit. He did not use the card, however, when the first bill arrive he had balance of $185.00 fees. My son has a TBI Tramatic Brain Injury, which makes him suspect to using bad judgments. I called the credit card company to demand closure and refund ...
I've had An Initial Initial Mastercard for just two decades having a $300 restriction. Every month I've settled the entire stability due to prevent costs. This week I settled them $320.67 through my lenderis web banking support, d rawing the resources straight from my consideration and delivering ...