First National Credit
First National CCS Worst Customer Service in the World. RIP OFF! I have never been so scammed in my life!

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When I Recieved the First National CCS Credit Cards in the Mail, I was really excited about the enormous credit amount I was going to have. They "hooked" me in and "reeled" my very personal information right out of me. I have never been so scammed in my life.

When I called, the gentleman was very convincing. He was nice and polite. Now that was when I was calling to activate my cards and to give him ALL of my information.

When I received the cards, I had a feeling of being "RIPPED OFF" come over me. I called the Credit Department and I was on hold for TWO hours. I called again the next day and was on hold for 1 and a half hours before I got to speak to a live agent. When I spoke to her. She was not only rude, but she spoke in a tone of voice like "ha ha you big dummy!" I have never felt so RIPPED OFF. Don't get hooked in like me. Yeah, they seem to be a great deal and a great offer, but THEY ARE NOT.


Company: First National Credit
Country: USA
State: Nevada
City: Las Vegas
Address: P.O. Box 17800
Phone: 8002799689
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