Well I am the stupid one here, thinking that I would actually get a credit limit of 15,000 from a credit card company, especially one I never heard of. But, I did it anyway. I sent 43.00 for rush processing for a Gold Mastercard from First NAtional Credit. Oh and like a young child dreaming of what she'll get on Christmas morning, I was dreaming of what I could seriously do with that money. Like help my grandparent out with medical bills. Anyway, that is beside the point. At the time, something told me not to do this, but I did anyway. I should have listened to my instincts. I do not have a computer at home, so it was impossible for me to find out about this company. And I was curious as to why there was no contact information on the certificate. That should have been my first warning. Well, now that I have access to the internet and I haven't heard from them still, as of this day, I decided to go on and possibly see if they had a site. Then I stumbled upon this site. Boy was I shocked. But, I guess it was my fault for hoping that I could get that much credit, especially knowing that I have bad credit. Well, now I know, and still, I want what I paid for. I want 15,000 line of credit. Not for a stupid catalog. But to use on what ever I please. NO ONE should suffer like this. This is a bunch of BS. I hope that you can help me out on this one, because I seriously don't believe that I will get my 43 dollars back. Therefore I want what I paid for, exactly what the little blue certificate states. Lets all form a class action lawsuit against these people, and get what we deserve out of them. This is UNJUST and UNWARRANTED against anyone. My advice, tell everyone that you know, go make up fliers, put them in your local stores, or anywhere visible. Do not send anything in. Burn it, use it as toilet paper, because that is what it is worth. This is a scam. And yes!!! First national credit you will pay for this. What goes around comes around.
Leslie Lozier
Charlotte, North Carolina
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