It is called "cca shopping network", but what it shouldbe called is "ripoff shopping network". All they do issend you a bogus "urgent, approved" letter saying you areapproved for a $6,500 credit limit. They also send you acard that looks like a credit card but all it saysis "first national card". When my husband and myself got the card we of course werecourious about what exactly this card and letter were. Soi called the number given to me on the front of the cardthat said call to activate your card, (1-800-277-7056), when i called, it was busy for at least 20 to 25 minutes. When i finally got a hold of someone it was a man and hesaid over and over, "this confersation will be recordedfor future use" then he asked me if i had a activechecking account, i do not have a active checking accountbut i told him i did. He instantly said "ok, can you giveme your checking information" i said no, can you tell meexactly what your company is and exactly what i am beingcharged. He said "if you can just give me your information i cango ahead and activate your card", i finally told him ihad a checking account but it was'nt active. He then toldme "ok then your are approved for our special shoppingcard" and he gave me a diffrent number wich was 1-702-392-7555. So i called it and i got an answering machine witha recording saying... What good things you can do withyour cca shopping network card, and how there is neverany intrest, ever. Then it told me my card was already activated, but thefunny thing was i never put my card number in so how didthey know my card was already activated because the othertwo numbers that were given to me did me no good and didnot activate my card, this number however was supposed, but did'nt and said they did. So take my addvice, if you get one of the card's in themail, what ever you do, dont give them any information. Just write what happened to in the fraud mail, and takecare of it. There is no web site to shop on, there is nosuch company period. So dont take the sitting down, dosomething about it! Catherinemorristown, tennessee
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