The Light
Orlando,#2Consumer Comment
Fri, June 19, 2009
Your $1 charge was a risidual finance charge taken from the time that your statement ended until the time that your payment posted on the account. Banks know that these charges are usually somewhat silly and all you would have to do is ask for it to be waived. As for buying WAMU with Tarp funds that actually made me giggle. The purchase of WAMU had nothing to do with the tarp funds. Chase is one of the most secure banks in the industry and are actually about to pay back the Tarp funds. Maybe next time instead of freaking out about your 50% "EFFECTIVE ANNUAL INTEREST RATE" (you can do your own research on what that is i dont feel the need to explain it). And as for the advice about making the bank send you statements about a statement credit that wont work anymore. Instead of complaining to the bank, you should write your congressman a letter and thank him for the higher interest rate. Same thing would happen if you cornered a pitbull. Its gonna bite you.
Cory
San Antonio,#3Consumer Suggestion
Mon, May 18, 2009
They say you owe them $1.01. Send them a money order for TWO DOLLARS. It really screws up their books and it costs them over $5 a month to send you a statement telling you you have a credit balance of 99 cents. You can actually keep it going for several months until they finally send you a check and "zero" the account out. I've done it to several companies that have really pissed me off.
Cory
San Antonio,#4Consumer Suggestion
Mon, May 18, 2009
They say you owe them $1.01. Send them a money order for TWO DOLLARS. It really screws up their books and it costs them over $5 a month to send you a statement telling you you have a credit balance of 99 cents. You can actually keep it going for several months until they finally send you a check and "zero" the account out. I've done it to several companies that have really pissed me off.
Cory
San Antonio,#5Consumer Suggestion
Mon, May 18, 2009
They say you owe them $1.01. Send them a money order for TWO DOLLARS. It really screws up their books and it costs them over $5 a month to send you a statement telling you you have a credit balance of 99 cents. You can actually keep it going for several months until they finally send you a check and "zero" the account out. I've done it to several companies that have really pissed me off.
Cory
San Antonio,#6Consumer Suggestion
Mon, May 18, 2009
They say you owe them $1.01. Send them a money order for TWO DOLLARS. It really screws up their books and it costs them over $5 a month to send you a statement telling you you have a credit balance of 99 cents. You can actually keep it going for several months until they finally send you a check and "zero" the account out. I've done it to several companies that have really pissed me off.
Alessandro Machi
Los Angeles,#7Consumer Comment
Sun, May 17, 2009
Hi, I have now heard and heard of several dozen horror stories about Chase Bank credit card division. I was personally affect myself so I started a protest blog called http://www.Daily-Protest.com If you want to do more after filing a rip off report, you can put up a Daily-Protest.com sign in a storefront window, a bulletin board, or a countertop. Every hit that Daily-Protest.com gets raises awareness and puts us closer to a real solution. -Alessandro Machi