If you have received this approval number from Net First Platinum in the mail with no prompt from yourself, then be very wary. Internet searches suggest that the credit card scheme they offer is in fact a scam. The official Net First Platinum website suggests that with no credit check and a guaranteed approval you can receive up to $500 with 0 per cent APR. On further inspection, you can see that in fact the money that you receive can only be used to spend on The Horizon Outlet Store online (another website that if searched for on Google brings up reports of scams before the official website).
Individuals who have entered their approval number to sign up for a Net First Platinum card and have realised that the money can only be used on this website say that the products for sale at Horizon Online are very expensive and overpriced and could be found much cheaper elsewhere.
Anyone receiving a Net First Platinum card in the post hoping to sign up for credit to help with any financial problems should steer clear, as once you have agreed to receive a card you will not be able to opt out again. People work very hard to carry out scams and it is easy to get sucked into them.
If you are having financial problems, then applying for cards received in the post is not your best option. There are plenty of genuine credit cards that can be used and while they may not offer rates as good as scam services such as Net First Platinum, it is because the majority of the time these claims are too good to be true. Read all of the terms and conditions extremely carefully for anything you sign up for, particularly if it involves money.
Individuals who have entered their approval number to sign up for a Net First Platinum card and have realised that the money can only be used on this website say that the products for sale at Horizon Online are very expensive and overpriced and could be found much cheaper elsewhere.
Anyone receiving a Net First Platinum card in the post hoping to sign up for credit to help with any financial problems should steer clear, as once you have agreed to receive a card you will not be able to opt out again. People work very hard to carry out scams and it is easy to get sucked into them.
If you are having financial problems, then applying for cards received in the post is not your best option. There are plenty of genuine credit cards that can be used and while they may not offer rates as good as scam services such as Net First Platinum, it is because the majority of the time these claims are too good to be true. Read all of the terms and conditions extremely carefully for anything you sign up for, particularly if it involves money.
