Complaint Review: CAPITAL CHOICE CONSUMER CREDIT

As everyone else, I recieved a letter in the mail stating that "I was approved for a credit card with a 5,000 limit." All I had to do was send in $39.00 or $43.00 to have the card sent to me "priority mail". So, I sent in the $43.00.
It was seven days later that I had recieved a call from Capital Choice Consumer Credit telling me that they had recived my money and to be on the look out in the mail for my card. The gal then proceeded to ask if I had a checking or savings account. When I stated "no", she was about to hang up when I began asking her questions about the card. The women told me she had no information about the card other than her records showed I had been approved. Now, the question I have is, how does a person work for a company, but have no idea about the product???
it has now been a week and a half since my conversation with the company, and still I have yet to recieve the Platinum Credit Card.

dawn
fargo, North Dakota