First National Card, did not seem right, and how was I approved and did not apply.
I,Sharon Smith received a letter from First National in the mail, along with the card. This card already had my name and so called account number on it. However, there was something that just didn't seem right. The information said, that I was already approved and that my card was ready to be activated. I understand that its not hard now a days for people to get your information. However, when most real life credit agencies send you cards,your name is never on there. They just simply send you a card with the account number. They then ask you to call, and then all other information is taken. Sometimes the envelope doesn't have a name on it, it just says resident. This is how I new something was not right. As I began to read the information by First National, I notice that they never said what CCA stood for and never gave the website address. Immediately, I new this was a scam and I was ready to report. If there was really a website, I could have activated my card online with my account number, instead of calling.