We received an acceptance of approval letter promising a 15,000 credit limit. We are small business owners who were looking for an opportunity torestablish credit. We rushed in the $43.00 fee and in a matter of 2 weeks, we had received a "Fingerhut" like magazine accompanied by a gold card. Needless to say, we were furious. We knew that it was a scam, but not a scam of that magnitude-the scam only involved getting their cheap magazine into our home (with a glimmer of hope that we may become interested). Immediately I tried to contact the source, with no availwe had then provided "First national Credit" with the materials, and an angry letter demanding a full refund. It has been two months that we had sent back the materials and it has also been two months that we have come to the realization that we have been scammed. We need some type of help getting our money back, and will go to the extemes that are necessary. We look forward to getting some type of feedback from you.
Thanks
Adrienne and Eddie
Eddie
Kalamzoo, Michigan
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