CCA Home Shopping Network, First National Card ripoff Las Vegas Nevada

I got my card in the mail and then i read something online about the ripoff they do and then i dicided that i am not going to let them get away with that. The following is what i read:

Thanks to other misfortunate consumers, like myself for alerting me on this scam! I received my letter this morning, detailing all of what was in store for me as soon as I activated my $6,500.00 credit line card. Not bad, had the card in my hand and ready to call for activatation.

But, before doing that I remembered not seeing any information about getting a catalog or a web address to check and see if there was merchandise worth me even activating the card. The only thing that makes this such a problem and hard to get out is, they pretty much do tell you of the fees and other misc. charges that you will encrue, That and anybody who asks for a checking acct. number, etc.. is somebody to stay away from. Unless, it is like for your car payment or a reputable bill collecter (utilities). I guess anyone that sees that they are eligible for over six thousand dollar credit line would get excited, even me. The thing I found over the past is, "READ THE FINE PRINT", not just what is in Bold, large font!

Back to my b***h. I figured I would run an internet search for the company and check thier merchandise and pulled up the Rip Off Reports. Not even a web-site for them. Any company these days that will give someone a credit line this large and are reputable, will have a web-site. So after reading these reports, you can bet that I'll not activate there card.

For anyone that does not take the advice of these reports, feel free to send me a few hundred dollars. There is nothing different.

I say we all go to Vegas and Torch the garage these people are operating out of, then f***ing hang them and hide every dollar lost to them out of thier a*s's.

Already cut my card!!! Please do the same, Thank You!

Paul Philpot/ Owensboro, Kentucky

Robert Horn Roanoke, Virginia