CCA First National Card RIP OFF SCAM ARTISTS Las Vegas Nevada
My husband and I both recieved these too good to be true offers (a First National Card 1 from CCA with a $6500.00 limit and 0 interest, and a cash on demand feature). My hubby was extatic and couldn't wait to go shopping... I decided we'd look them up on the internet to se what products they have before I activated the card. I AM SO GLAD I DID! I didn't find a web site for them, but I did find this site!
We didn't lose any money.
I grew up in Las Vegas and I am very disheartened that there is a "company" based there that is scamming people nationwide. I hope people know that all people from Vegas are NOT scam artists! I am going to call my sister who is a cop in Vegas and see if she knows of anyway to find out who is behind this awful scam so it can be stopped!
Doris
Port Byron, Illinois
U.S.A.
1 Updates & Rebuttals
G.
San Diego,California,
U.S.A.
Yes they are also dishonest with their employees
#2UPDATE EX-employee responds
Wed, March 31, 2004
Doris, 1st off let me congratulate you for NOT joining up with them. While in Las Vegas I worked for them for a few days... yes DAYS, I volunteerly quit due to them frauding clients and employees.
They do NOT have a website whatsoever for their "merchandise". The 1st thing people think is that it's a real credit card, it's not... it's a merchant card, exclusively for use with "CCA" only.
The company has horrid morales when it comes to their employees too, just after a few weeks anyone can become a "supervisor" who thinks their hot stuff at selling, when in fact they don't do any better at making a sale than the telemarketer. They stand around like a slave driver DEMANDING you place the sale, if you don't win over the client they penalty the employee with either verbal words, or firing them on the spot!
I've had clients call up asking where their money went, some even had their account drained totally!
Some clients however don't listen well to the overview of the program and how it works, and wonder where their $200 went (yes it's $200 for the membership. Yearly fees after that as well.)
Reguardless, it's a non-sense company, they have over 1,000 NEGATIVE reports to the BBB, tons of reports on here, lawsuits, etc... however unfortunately they won't be going anywhere anytime soon.
To anyone who is thinking of being hired by them, I beg you... DONT!
To anyone who has received a letter in the mail by them, tear it up and throw it away. The concept is nice, however the companty is not.