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Complaint Review: CCA - Capital Credit Alliance - First National Card - Las Vegas Nevada
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CCA - Capital Credit Alliance - First National Card
P.O. Box 46101 Las Vegas, 86114 Nevada, U.S.A.
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800-760-4045
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CCA - Capital Credit Alliance - First National Card phony credit card ripoff, here is a number you can actually talk to a representative of this fraud company, Las Vegas Nevada
I received the application for the phony credit card through CCA this afternoon. Since I have been a previous victim of fraud I recognized this right away for what it was and I proceeded to look it up on the internet. First thing that popped up was ripoffreport.com, of course.
After much searching I found a ton of phone numbers; I tried one after another and only got their stupid "activation" recording, but ATTENTION HERE IS A NUMBER I WAS ABLE TO TALK TO A REAL-LIFE SCUMBAG - 1-800-760-4045
She said her name was "Dina" although I doubt that was her real name. I asked her how she was able to have this card all printed up and everything, since my main concern was - what if somebody else opened this envelope? Most credit apps don't actually include the ready-to-use card anymore for this reason.
This idiot just kept telling me to activate my card then I would be able to talk to someone, then I told her that I had already reported her scam company to the FBI, the Better Business Bureau, the Federal Trade Commission, (which I have), then she said "just a minute please" and hung up on me.
Kelli
Wyoming, Michigan
U.S.A.
After much searching I found a ton of phone numbers; I tried one after another and only got their stupid "activation" recording, but ATTENTION HERE IS A NUMBER I WAS ABLE TO TALK TO A REAL-LIFE SCUMBAG - 1-800-760-4045
She said her name was "Dina" although I doubt that was her real name. I asked her how she was able to have this card all printed up and everything, since my main concern was - what if somebody else opened this envelope? Most credit apps don't actually include the ready-to-use card anymore for this reason.
This idiot just kept telling me to activate my card then I would be able to talk to someone, then I told her that I had already reported her scam company to the FBI, the Better Business Bureau, the Federal Trade Commission, (which I have), then she said "just a minute please" and hung up on me.
Kelli
Wyoming, Michigan
U.S.A.
