Gotta love the internet for stuff like this, no? So I got the offer like everyone else here and it seemed a little shady. I knew there was something fishy just looking at it. I was on the internet and opening my mail at the same time so I decided to check out the company and just entered in "Creditcorp" to see what popped up. There was a lot, needless to say, including usacomplaints.com which is the best thing since sliced bread. Here are some of the funny things I noticed.
1. Right off the bat the mailer looked very cheap. This was the first thing I noticed. The real and reputable companies these days spend fortunes on creative advertising to lure new applicants.
2. I read the fine print at the bottom of the "keep" section. The verbage in there is hilarious. It sounds like a 2nd grader wrote the disclaimer using the words "already" and "because" several times in the same sentence and the phrase in the first sentence that says "offer based on among other things." I deal with legal contracts for a living and any attorney will tell you that these are not terms that a major corporation will use in their contracts.
3. I noticed that there wasn't all the fine print on the back of the page stating all the facts necessary when these credit card offers are sent out. The back side was completely blank.
4. What's so great about 12% anyways? I usually get offers much better than that.
I noticed a suggestion from another complaint who said we should mail back the envelopes stuffed as much as possible since the crooks are paying for the postage. Brilliant!!!
That's exactly what i did but added a little gift on behalf of my friends on here that did get screwed. A piece of bologna that wasn't looking too good. I'm hoping it takes a little longer than usual to get to these jerks and that it's a hot day in texas when it does.
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