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Agreed with previous comment. Very misleading and will have you thinking that you have been approved for a $1000 unsecured credit line...not until the very end will you understand that you have been signed up for an automatic debit to your card and that the credit ONLY CAN BE USED AT THEIR STORE 🤔VERY MISLEADING!!!!!
claimed I had a $1000 credit line, and as expected they tried to charge my debit card for $20 without clearly advertising it. another one to steer clear of, folks.👌
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