- Report: #16616
Complaint Review: First National Credit - Aliso Viejo California
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First National Credit
Pacific Park Plaza, 27101 Aliso Creek Rd. Unit126 Aliso Viejo, 92656 California, U.S.A.
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949-448-8822
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First National Credit This company gave me false hope for my future and crushed my dream of going back to school Aliso Viejo California
It seemed like a dream come true when I received a pre approved credit card application with a credit limit of $15.000 from First National Credit. I had to take an extended break from college due to the lack of a PC, Digital Camera and books ( I took Media Design and Production ). With this Credit Card I saw myself finally going back to school and continuing my education. Of course I sent First National Credit the requested $43 check to assure rush delivery in the hopes of being able to start the spring quarter.
While waiting for the actual credit card to arrive, I shopped around for a descent PC, which I would then purchase. Needless to say I was heartbroken like never before in my life when I received a credit card that was only to be used for merchandise from a catalog that First National Credit sent along with the card.
I feel violated like never before and I just cannot believe how this could be allowed to happen to descent and honest people.
Not only was it false advertisement but they also ripped me off for $43 Dollars that could have went towards my education.
Tyron
Lacey, Washington
While waiting for the actual credit card to arrive, I shopped around for a descent PC, which I would then purchase. Needless to say I was heartbroken like never before in my life when I received a credit card that was only to be used for merchandise from a catalog that First National Credit sent along with the card.
I feel violated like never before and I just cannot believe how this could be allowed to happen to descent and honest people.
Not only was it false advertisement but they also ripped me off for $43 Dollars that could have went towards my education.
Tyron
Lacey, Washington
