Received a "too-good-to-be-true" letter in today's mail. Along with it, a First National Card, looking very much like a real credit card. I wanted to see if they had a web site on-line. When I went to my favorite search engine and typed in " CCA of Las Vegas, Nevada, " I found you guys and read all the reports of these apparently "BIG-TIME SCAM ARTISTS. I want to let everyone know that you need to be very careful with these jokers. The credit card you receive is very real looking, but is not. They want to give you 30 days of free credit, but want your name, SS# and bank account. If you do that, they will soak you for $99, and you can only purchase items from their catalog. I did not investigate any further to find out. Please: take the card and cut it up and throw it out. Then, report it to your local police, or go on-line and tell the United States Postal Service, fraud division, of your encounter. You will sleep a lot better, knowing that you didn't get bamb oozled by these idiots who don't give a damn about you! -James-JamesRockford, Illinois
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