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Complaint Review: CCA Credit Approval Division First National Card CCA Credit - ACC Cash On-Demand/CCA (Catalog) Sho - Las Vegas Nevada
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CCA Credit Approval Division First National Card CCA Credit - ACC Cash On-Demand/CCA (Catalog) Sho
P.O. Box 46101 Las Vegas, 89114-6101 Nevada, U.S.A.
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800-277-7056
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CCA Credit Approval Division - First National Card - CCA Credit - ACC Cash On-Demand - CCA Catalog Ripoff Sho DO NOT ACTIVATE!! CHARGE IT, CASH ON-DEMAND,YOU'RE APPROVED. Liars scam artist This builds credit, ha $200.00 1st, $198.00 next missing from your Checking I was lucky, I research before I dialed Las Vegas Nevada
I received a letter and it looked like a credit card also. Funny thing-I didn't apply for it. It sure sounded good. $6500.00 starting limit and cash on-demand too. All I had to do was call and activate it! I started to call but all I got was automative tellers, no one to actually talk to. It didn't seem right, I tried all three numbers I could find and no customer service.
Reading over the letter that came with the card quite a few times, it sounded like a good thing. Credit Builder, catalog shopping, cash on-demand, yeah-right! First they take $200.00 for activation, then they take another $198.00 for a one time annual fee. Totally bogus information on the great benefits. This $6500.00 limit is for a catalog which is non-exsisant.
I did a little research and low and behold, there was this great offer. This company was very good at making this offer sound good. I DID NOT activate this card so they had no info as to what bank or checking account to start deducting from. So if this can be of any help to anyone, please read more over anything that wants your bank info, social security number, etc. Scams,liars, cons, all the same.l
Gina
Hurricane, West Virginia
U.S.A.
Reading over the letter that came with the card quite a few times, it sounded like a good thing. Credit Builder, catalog shopping, cash on-demand, yeah-right! First they take $200.00 for activation, then they take another $198.00 for a one time annual fee. Totally bogus information on the great benefits. This $6500.00 limit is for a catalog which is non-exsisant.
I did a little research and low and behold, there was this great offer. This company was very good at making this offer sound good. I DID NOT activate this card so they had no info as to what bank or checking account to start deducting from. So if this can be of any help to anyone, please read more over anything that wants your bank info, social security number, etc. Scams,liars, cons, all the same.l
Gina
Hurricane, West Virginia
U.S.A.
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Carie
Fort Myers,Florida,
U.S.A.
If that only was true...
#2Consumer Suggestion
Sun, June 10, 2007
If that was true why would there be so many people stating the same thing over and over again about this fraud. You get paid by them so yes your bias. I have called and I never reached anyone. no live rep nothing no website. what kind of comapny is this? Taking money from hard working people who want to clean up their credit. Yes we could not call and that would be the end of that. but what this company is doing should not go unpunished. and the people who work for them. will one day face justice.
Erika
Na,Nevada,
U.S.A.
Internet
#3UPDATE Employee
Thu, May 24, 2007
Anyone can post complaints about a company online even if they never did business with the company before (thats one of the little things about the internet). You are sent your approval letter to read over before you call so you know what you are getting into beforehand (IF you decide to activate). The catalog does exist, I see them every day at work. When you call the activations line it does go to a short automated process, However you will reach a live rep at the end of it that can finish up your card activation and answer your questions about the program. It's your choice to call or not, if you don't want to activate it, don't call, its that simple.
