In early June, 2002 I received a phone call from a company with a credit card offer. I mistakenly heard them to say Capital One which is a company I have had credit with before so I was not all that suspicious. The terms were my payment of $199 in exchange for two cards a Visa of $2500 and a ...
I too have fallen prey to these ********!!! They gave me a pin number along with a phone number. I did get through several times and spoke to different people that made it all sound legit. These are well trained! I don't expect to see my money again and I went and changed my bank account number. ...
In june i recieved a phone call to recieve a mastercard and all i had to do was allow first capitol consumers to take out $199.00 out of my checking account. they took out the money on july 1 and we never recievd a card from this company the nphone is disconnected and we are unable to get a ...
In June of 2002, First Capital Consumer called my home several times telling me that they had both a Mastercard and a Visa reserved for me totalling $4500.00 at the unbelievable interest rate of 4.9%. I was assured that the $199 that I forked over would be a ONE TIME FEE that would get me a great ...
For months they kept calling me to go with their cards I finally did in June 2002, they had me write a post dated check for $219, They gave me a customer service no. and a fake pin no. I decided I had questions to ask them and I called many times to a non toll free number and all I got was an ...
I was recently contacted from First Capital Consumer Credit offering me a Mastercard with a 2000 credit limit. Annual fee was 199 to be paid up front, after that was paid I would receive my credit card within 7-10 days. I accepted the offer. They even had someone call me back on a recorded line to ...