Crystal
Burnsville,#2Author of original report
Tue, May 09, 2006
I was told on April 18th that they would send me a form that day to get my refund. Well, the form finally came in the mail today, May 8th. (They must have really slow postal service from Nevada to North Carolina!) I filled out the form and sent it back, but I don't really expect to receive my refund. Then again, as slow as they seem to be, I might get it around next Christmas!
Crystal
Burnsville,#3Author of original report
Tue, May 09, 2006
I was told on April 18th that they would send me a form that day to get my refund. Well, the form finally came in the mail today, May 8th. (They must have really slow postal service from Nevada to North Carolina!) I filled out the form and sent it back, but I don't really expect to receive my refund. Then again, as slow as they seem to be, I might get it around next Christmas!
Crystal
Burnsville,#4Author of original report
Tue, May 09, 2006
I was told on April 18th that they would send me a form that day to get my refund. Well, the form finally came in the mail today, May 8th. (They must have really slow postal service from Nevada to North Carolina!) I filled out the form and sent it back, but I don't really expect to receive my refund. Then again, as slow as they seem to be, I might get it around next Christmas!
Crystal
Burnsville,#5Author of original report
Tue, May 09, 2006
I was told on April 18th that they would send me a form that day to get my refund. Well, the form finally came in the mail today, May 8th. (They must have really slow postal service from Nevada to North Carolina!) I filled out the form and sent it back, but I don't really expect to receive my refund. Then again, as slow as they seem to be, I might get it around next Christmas!
Crystal
Burnsville,#6Author of original report
Wed, May 03, 2006
May 2: I went to my bank again this morning. I filled out the forms that the EDitor suggested, so now the bank is going to forfeit the NSF fees and the withdraw of the $129.95 and the $21.95. The bank agent called Credit Plus Rewards (CPR) customer service while I was there. We were on hold almost 40 minutes. We were on speakerphone when they picked up. My bank agent demanded my refund and threatened to file charges. The CPR rep, Barbara, used every possible line she could come up with. Here are some of them: -First she claimed that I could get no refund because the account was still be processed and the cards were being sent out. -Then she said that the account was closed on April 27, and that they hadn't had time to mail me the refund form. -Finally she admitted that the account had been cancelled on April 18. She then gave us a fax number and told us to fax my bank statements to get my refund. The fax number actually went through but I still don't expect to see the refund from it. That's why the bank and I contacted the Better Business Bureau. The correct office to contact regarding Credit Plus Rewards is: Better Business Bureau Serving Southern Nevada 2301 Palomino Lane Las Vegas, NV 89107 (702)320-4500 Fax: (702)320-4560 [email protected] According to their report, they have had 74 complaints in 36 months about Credit Plus Rewards (Medtel). Out of the 74, 68 have been resolved. (By the way, Credit Plus Rewards is a sole proprietorship owned by a Mr. Curtis Pope.) Who knows? Maybe we'll eventually get back the money they stole from all of us. I suggest that you contact the Nevada BBB if you haven't done so already. I wish us all the best of luck!