Cross Country Bank Credit Card Ripoff: Terrminal Cancer Patient, charginng late fees/ overlimit balance fees victimized many consumers consumer fraud ripoff Boca Raton Florida
I found out on 4/24 I had unteatablle liver cancer and my drugs cost well over $2100 not to mention seeing teo doctor at both ends of the state. Have not used the crediit card in almost four months. The cut of my line of credit. And refused to produce documents.. They also put my payment date till the first.
I have tried to work wiith them but they refuse to give me any help. I've end up hiring antorney and use under the Americans with Disabilitiies Acct. Beware Consumer's. It may say GE Card of the front but beware they may sell your accounts to "First USA".
You should never have to buy preapproved cards. The one think you should remember plantinng yourr money bbuils money but credit card stick you witth 14-21% interest.Also get the amout you purchaed of money from you free card
Timothy
Orangeburg, South Carolina
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julia
ironton,Ohio,
exactly what card are your referring too?
#2Consumer Comment
Fri, July 26, 2002
I am sorry for your troubles. You mention Cross Country Bank in the header, but, you said the card was a GE card and you mention First USA. With all of your spelling errors I find it difficult to follow your meaning. Regardless, when you first apply for a credit card you are given the option to take credit insurance, so, if you were to become ill, lose your job or God forbid, you die, your credit card would be paid for. If you haven't already done so check with your lending bank and see if you have insurance on your credit card. Also, see if your homeowners policy would cover you on that. If you have life insurance see if you can cash out the policy to help you. I know you wouldn't want your family to become burdend with your debt if your were to die. I will remember you in my prayers.