Customer Service
Lexington,#2UPDATE Employee
Thu, April 11, 2013
Lisa
New Market, AL
I apologize for delay in response to this matter. If there are any concerns that you still may have on this matter I would be more than happy to address them to your full satisfaction. You can contact me at 800-686-9522. Ask for Olivia in the customer service department.
Sincerely,
Customer Service
CHECKredi
Robert
Jacksonville,#3Consumer Comment
Sat, July 16, 2005
This means I can actually get my money from someone in a timely manner. If they are willing to give me a bad one, this gives me more time to catch them. Before, someone writing a bad check had plenty of time to scoot on down the road. Not anymore. I can have the cops knocking on their door with a quickness. I take checks from very few customers because I know so many people went to government(public) schools and have no clue about 1st grade math. Yahoo! I love Check-21 and NSF and overdraft fees.
Cory
San Antonio,#4Consumer Comment
Fri, July 15, 2005
As I've posted before, the days of "floating" checks are over. Deposited a customer's check into my account on the way to work at 9 am. His check HIT his account by 6pm that night. NINE HOURS. It use to take up to 2 or 3 days. Not anymore with Check 21. CR reports there maybe 7 MILLION MORE NSF CHECKS WITH 210 MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF NSF FEES IN THE FIRST YEAR. Money into a savings account in a credit, enough cash to buy groceries, no NSF fees, $2000 richer. They can't get into savings accounts. The big ripoff here is that it didn't change the way the banks/CU's credit our accounts. A total one way street. You can thank your politicians for this one.
Paul
Anaheim,#5Consumer Suggestion
Fri, July 15, 2005
You need to see the big picture here. Yes this woman may be living in poverty. Perhaps there are weeks where she doesn't have the money to cover all her needs. But, where is a big portion of her money going? Bank fees! These god-damned banks will sit there and suck the life out of the working poor. They are little better than the payday lenders. They continue to exploit the poor, making huge profits off them month after month. And, they have absolutely no inclination to ever stop. No morality or sense of decency, that's for sure. These large banking corporations use every means possible to trip up the average customer. They know your banking habits. They can assess your weaknesses and vulnerabilities. They can see exactly how and where to trip you up and steal your money. It's like a god-damned shark in a swimming pool filled with disabled children. The kids don't stand a chance. If the bank isn't using fraud and deception to steal your money, then they are just waiting for you to trip up on your own. Either way, as sure as the sun will come up in the morning, they can guarantee that you will end up falling victim to their fraudulent schemes. If these banks weren't always stealing this woman's money, she could afford to live better and pay all her bills. It's as simple as that.
Paul
Anaheim,#6Consumer Suggestion
Fri, July 15, 2005
You need to see the big picture here. Yes this woman may be living in poverty. Perhaps there are weeks where she doesn't have the money to cover all her needs. But, where is a big portion of her money going? Bank fees! These god-damned banks will sit there and suck the life out of the working poor. They are little better than the payday lenders. They continue to exploit the poor, making huge profits off them month after month. And, they have absolutely no inclination to ever stop. No morality or sense of decency, that's for sure. These large banking corporations use every means possible to trip up the average customer. They know your banking habits. They can assess your weaknesses and vulnerabilities. They can see exactly how and where to trip you up and steal your money. It's like a god-damned shark in a swimming pool filled with disabled children. The kids don't stand a chance. If the bank isn't using fraud and deception to steal your money, then they are just waiting for you to trip up on your own. Either way, as sure as the sun will come up in the morning, they can guarantee that you will end up falling victim to their fraudulent schemes. If these banks weren't always stealing this woman's money, she could afford to live better and pay all her bills. It's as simple as that.
Paul
Anaheim,#7Consumer Suggestion
Fri, July 15, 2005
You need to see the big picture here. Yes this woman may be living in poverty. Perhaps there are weeks where she doesn't have the money to cover all her needs. But, where is a big portion of her money going? Bank fees! These god-damned banks will sit there and suck the life out of the working poor. They are little better than the payday lenders. They continue to exploit the poor, making huge profits off them month after month. And, they have absolutely no inclination to ever stop. No morality or sense of decency, that's for sure. These large banking corporations use every means possible to trip up the average customer. They know your banking habits. They can assess your weaknesses and vulnerabilities. They can see exactly how and where to trip you up and steal your money. It's like a god-damned shark in a swimming pool filled with disabled children. The kids don't stand a chance. If the bank isn't using fraud and deception to steal your money, then they are just waiting for you to trip up on your own. Either way, as sure as the sun will come up in the morning, they can guarantee that you will end up falling victim to their fraudulent schemes. If these banks weren't always stealing this woman's money, she could afford to live better and pay all her bills. It's as simple as that.
Paul
Anaheim,#8Consumer Suggestion
Fri, July 15, 2005
You need to see the big picture here. Yes this woman may be living in poverty. Perhaps there are weeks where she doesn't have the money to cover all her needs. But, where is a big portion of her money going? Bank fees! These god-damned banks will sit there and suck the life out of the working poor. They are little better than the payday lenders. They continue to exploit the poor, making huge profits off them month after month. And, they have absolutely no inclination to ever stop. No morality or sense of decency, that's for sure. These large banking corporations use every means possible to trip up the average customer. They know your banking habits. They can assess your weaknesses and vulnerabilities. They can see exactly how and where to trip you up and steal your money. It's like a god-damned shark in a swimming pool filled with disabled children. The kids don't stand a chance. If the bank isn't using fraud and deception to steal your money, then they are just waiting for you to trip up on your own. Either way, as sure as the sun will come up in the morning, they can guarantee that you will end up falling victim to their fraudulent schemes. If these banks weren't always stealing this woman's money, she could afford to live better and pay all her bills. It's as simple as that.
Bridgette
Fayetteville,#9UPDATE Employee
Fri, July 15, 2005
I work for Kroger, and if you have had to pay $2,000 in bad check fees, it's because YOU wrote bad checks, and were ripping the stores off when you wrote them. If you engage in this practice so often that it is forcing your family to go hungry, you may want to be honest with yourself and just start actually shoplifting, instead of going through the farce of writing checks you know you cannot cover. As an employee I feel personally insulted that you feel you don't have cover the amount of your purchase at the time you write the check. I know I have to when I am shopping so why shouldn't you?