CapitalFirst RIPOFF, ripoff fraud business should be hung out to dry Miami Florida

August 15, 2002 spoke with an Irene who said I would receive a credit card with $2500.00 limit for $29.95, in addition to some incentives on airline discounts and food. On October 7, 2002, I had not received my package and spoke with a Sarrington. Said he would check with corporate office. Said they would send another one out. I have been trying to call for over 2 months now. It's a good thing I never received the stuff now that I know it's a scam/fraud business.

I am only 50 years old and disabled. My only is a SS disability check and an insurance check. I have very high medical expenses, including almost $500.00 per month in medications. I thought this card would be a way for me to reestablish my credit and use for emergencies (I waited 3 years for my social security to be approved).

These people should be "hung out to dry". They will meet their maker one day and have to answer to the many people they swindled. They had even given me the website that I could contact them....now way to contact anyone on that site.

Mildred
Anderson, South Carolina
U.S.A.