Cross Country Bank is a ripoff that victimized many consumers. Boca Raton, Florida
Where as I do not have a CCB account, just working with consumer credit counseling clients, there has been one horror story after another.
I understand that our clients, of a consumer credit counseling agency, are past due but all of our credit card companies are willing to lower APR, suspend fees and take lower payments. Everone gets into a jam, financially, but Cross Country Bank uses filthy language, deceptive practices and outright lies.
As I work with this company daily, I would advise anyone who has had or has credit problems to borrow from your disabled aunt on social security to avoid applying for a CCB card. Your credit may be 'bad' but using a CCB credit card will haunt you for the next 10 years.
At 20.99% APR, on every dollar you send, your are throwing away 30 cents of that to employ those untrainable 'customer service' people.
Susan
Apple Valley, Minnesota