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Complaint Review: First Premier Bank - Sioux Falls South Dakota
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First Premier Bank
900 West Delaware Sioux Falls, 57104 South Dakota, U.S.A.
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First Premier Bank This is How to Successfully Complain About First Premier Bankcard Sioux Falls South Dakota
I was a victim too of First PREMIER Bankcard not because I applied for their card but because of ID Theft. I quite frankly would never want anything to do with this scam bank. As I have researched them they are very clearly a pedatory lender and quite frankly take in fees, etc. from those who have the least to start with.
I have read screens and screens of folks complaints on how they have been "ripped off" by First PREMIER Bankcard. I would be the first to agree that those fees are told to anyone who applies and like kids in schools....many folks just don't read or pay attention to it. Yet, there are those who by no fault of not reading the fees etc. have been "duked" by First PREMIER. Those are the ones that must fight back and that is the only way this predatory bank, lender card issuer, scammer, etc. will be made to answer.
I have corporate attorneys that I can ask easily for advice and that I have done. So here goes how you can really put the bite on First PREMIER.
If you have a legtimate or think you have complaint then write to:
1) State of South Dakota
Office of Attorney General
Division of Consumer Protection
1302 E Hwy 14
Pierre, SD 57101-8503
2) South Dakota
Department of Revenue & Regulation
Division of Banking
217 1/2 West Missouri Avenue
Pierre, South Dakota 57501-4590
Now the South Dakota Division of Banking hold immense power over First PREMIER because they hold the charter for that bank. Pull their charter and First PREMIER can not operate and is out of business. So you clearly see the immense power that state agency has in correcting your problems.
I firmly believe that all those who have legtimate complaints write both these agencies we can bring forth a major investigation of First PREMIER Bankcard and in the process get your problem resolved too.
I hope you will join with me in ending the grief and unfair practices of First PREMIER Bankcard. If we work together we can make this scam bank follow established guidlines and standards in the banking industry.
Robert
Huron, Ohio
U.S.A.
I have read screens and screens of folks complaints on how they have been "ripped off" by First PREMIER Bankcard. I would be the first to agree that those fees are told to anyone who applies and like kids in schools....many folks just don't read or pay attention to it. Yet, there are those who by no fault of not reading the fees etc. have been "duked" by First PREMIER. Those are the ones that must fight back and that is the only way this predatory bank, lender card issuer, scammer, etc. will be made to answer.
I have corporate attorneys that I can ask easily for advice and that I have done. So here goes how you can really put the bite on First PREMIER.
If you have a legtimate or think you have complaint then write to:
1) State of South Dakota
Office of Attorney General
Division of Consumer Protection
1302 E Hwy 14
Pierre, SD 57101-8503
2) South Dakota
Department of Revenue & Regulation
Division of Banking
217 1/2 West Missouri Avenue
Pierre, South Dakota 57501-4590
Now the South Dakota Division of Banking hold immense power over First PREMIER because they hold the charter for that bank. Pull their charter and First PREMIER can not operate and is out of business. So you clearly see the immense power that state agency has in correcting your problems.
I firmly believe that all those who have legtimate complaints write both these agencies we can bring forth a major investigation of First PREMIER Bankcard and in the process get your problem resolved too.
I hope you will join with me in ending the grief and unfair practices of First PREMIER Bankcard. If we work together we can make this scam bank follow established guidlines and standards in the banking industry.
Robert
Huron, Ohio
U.S.A.
