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First Savings Credit Card Review
First Savings Credit Card is offered by a company that operates out
of Sioux Falls South Dakota. Consumers have been searching for
information on this company and based on the comments posted in
online community forums, it seems no one could find a website
address for this company.
After hours of searching the Internet, I came to the same
conclusion, that a website for the First Savings Credit card could
not be found. The only reference to this company that kept popping
up was at:
http://www.ripoffreport.com/results.asp?q1=ALL&q4=&q6=&q3=&q2=&q7=&searchtype=0&submit2=Search%21&q5=First+Savings+Credit+Card+&Search=Search
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From the comments on this website, it seems as if the First Savings
credit card is for people with bad credit who want to rebuild their
credit history. Some consumers complained about having to pay a $35
fee upfront just to get the credit card.
Others stated there were starting fees of $103 and monthly
maintenance fees of $6.00.
These fees were added to the account and with the credit card
offering an average limit of $300 there was not much of a balance
left on the credit card for the consumer to benefit from owning it.
Posts by some of the cardholders contained telephone numbers for the
company that offers the First Savings Credit Card. Being unable to
find any website address; I decided to give the company a call.
The first number I tried was 1-888-469-0291. This was an automated
service with just two options. One option was for credit card
account management and the other was to report your card lost or
stolen. This number would be of no use unless you are an account
holder.
The second number 1-888-437-0109 proved to be more useful. I was
connected to an actual staff member and explained that I wanted
their website address to check out the card details myself. The lady
was very pleasant and informed me that she needed to transfer the
call to the customer service department.
At customer service I requested the website address and was informed
that First Savings Credit Card does not have a website which
provides credit card information. The only way you can apply for the
credit card is if you receive an offer by post. There is a website
for active customers only, but the representative did not give this
to me as I am not a First Savings Credit Card account holder. This
information is provided only when your application is successful.
There seems to be too much secrecy surrounding the First Savings
Credit Card. In today’s market with so many credit cards for people
with bad credit on the market you should expect and demand that some
transparency be provided so you would know exactly what you are
applying for.
If presented with an offer from First Savings Credit Card, unless
you are given all the information to make a decision, think twice
about submitting an application especially if you have to pay
upfront fees.
If you need to repair your credit rating then there are many
companies that provide online credit card offers for people with bad
credit. Look for companies that provide transparent information for
you to compare and make a decision.
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