ccs aka First National Card ripoff fraud business Las Vegas Nevada
I recieved the first national "credit card" in the mail today. It said that we had 6,500 credit limit only we could only use it to buy things form the ccs shopping network catalogs. Which I have never heard of. I figured I would go online to see what kind of things they had in there catalog and they didn't even have a website. Everyone and everything has a website so why couldn't a credit card company afford one?
It all doesn't add up to me and I am so grateful for your site to help hard-working people beat a scam. I know this is one credit card I won't activate. I also plan on coming back to find out if other offers I recieve are legit are not.
And to the companies that are ripping off hard working americans, I feel deeply sorry for you that in our hardships when we are supposed to trust and support our fellow americans, you guys are out there to once again hurt us. May god have mercy on your souls.
Sara
crestview, Florida
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Stella
CANTON,Mississippi,
CCA RIP OFF
#2REBUTTAL Individual responds
Wed, September 04, 2002
I also received a credit card in the mail that stated that I had a $6500 limit, I even went so far as to calling to have it activated, but after she told me that My limit was increased to $8000 because I called, I knew something was wrong and so I did discontinue the call and told her that I would just call back, and like the other person I decided to see if I could find some website information, but was unsucessful until I came to this site. I almost made a Big mistake. I appreciate this site. It is so sad how credit services take advantage of hard-working American. I really feel sorry for those who will just activate on first impulse like I almost did, without researching.
Thanks