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First national card ripoff
I just wanted to add this to the many, many reports against this company.
I stumbled across this site, in a web search for a website on the First National Card.
In the mail, I recieved the offer from the company. When I called, it literally sounded like I was talking to someone on their cell phone, and after a minute of this person breaking up, I decided to hang up on her, and search the web.
The only thing that I can add to other reports is this: First, on the card itself, the yellow sticker on the card telling you to call to activate it, it calls the card "the CRS first national member card." However, the letter that comes with the card referred to the card as "the CRC first national member card", and it is also called "the CCR first national member card", and the "CRA first national member card." I noticed that right off, and I also noticed that those intials are different in other reports on here.
Their address is also now different.
Thank goodness for this website!
Brett
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Curtis
North Andover,Massachusetts,
U.S.A.
Thank Goodness For Your Website
#2Consumer Comment
Wed, January 12, 2005
I recently received the First National 1 card in the mail and didn't know why. I found out that they accesed my information through the net. When I tried to call the 800 number listed on the card to say that I was not interested I couldn't get a real person on the phone. Then I tried to call 800 information to get a 800 number for member services and they're not listed. Then I decided to do a search to see if there was a way to e-mail them and I saw this site. Thank goodness that I found this site before I gave them any information.