Mark
Bay Area,#2Consumer Suggestion
Wed, January 12, 2005
BankCard Credit actually didn't rip you off. I think you got the letter in the mail, opened it up and got suckered into how many thousands you would have on your credit card. So then you filled out the return information with a money order or check and you probably made it a Rush service by adding $6. After reading your report, I conclude that you didn't turn the paper over and read the paragraphs below. "You determine your credit limit by the amount you deposit in your collateral savings account with Bank." meaning if you gave them $300.00 then that is all in your account. Bank just pay interest (APY) Annual Percentage Yield. How do I know all this information, cause I have a letter from the same company offering $10,000. Look, I am a youth and I know that card companies can fool you IF YOU DONT READ!!!!!!! But in this case YOU FOOLED YOURSELF!!!!! There is a famous quote "If all else fails read the directions" well I say "Read the directions first so you can prevent yourself from failing" To all the potential credit card wannabes, please, please read the directions first so you don't waste your time, money, checks, envelops, stamps, ink, and money order. Thank you.