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capital first internet ad. get a credit card. i filled out the form and gave my checking account number. since may they have taken out almost $600 . i never got a credit card consumer fraud ripoff miami Florida
An ad on the internet said i could get a credit card. I filled out the form and gave my checking account number, which was my first mistake.
On May 13th, they took out $19.95 from my checking account. I called the number,they said it was an activation fee.
On May 30th, they took from my checking account, $99.95 AND $59.95, making my checking account overdrawn. On June 4th, an amount of $249.89 was taken outof my checking account.
I called the number that was on my bank statement, and asked what was going on.
i was on the phone at least an hour arguing with these people, but getting no satisfaction.
On June 18th, an amount of $54,90 was taken out, making me overdrawn even more.
On July 15th,, $99.00 was taken out. On July 17th $54.90 was taken out.
i am now almost overdrawn $200.00 on my checking account. the fee is $29.00 for an overdraft, plus $5.00 a daymy account is overdrawn.
i am a widow and am 68 yrs. old, about to have a nervous breakdown because these ripoffs keep taking money from my account without even letting me know what the money is going to.
By the way, i never received a credit card..
pauline
monroeville, Pennsylvania
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Donna
N. Richland Hills,Texas,
FILE COMPLAINTS and CONTACT MEDIA
#2Consumer Suggestion
Sun, July 21, 2002
First of all, close your account, and file fraud affidavit at bank.
Then file complaints at WWW.FTC.GOV and WWW.PhoneBusters.Com or call 1-888-495-8501
Send an email telling them
what happened to you to:
oreilly@foxnews.com
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