Staci
North Wilkesboro,#2UPDATE EX-employee responds
Thu, October 16, 2008
I can tell you now that closing your account if your account has a balance is pointless. You will still receive all fees that apply when it's open. You just can't use the card. The company is a rip. Trust me I worked for them, but there are tips and tricks to get around it.
Staci
North Wilkesboro,#3UPDATE EX-employee responds
Thu, October 16, 2008
I can tell you now that closing your account if your account has a balance is pointless. You will still receive all fees that apply when it's open. You just can't use the card. The company is a rip. Trust me I worked for them, but there are tips and tricks to get around it.
Staci
North Wilkesboro,#4UPDATE EX-employee responds
Thu, October 16, 2008
I can tell you now that closing your account if your account has a balance is pointless. You will still receive all fees that apply when it's open. You just can't use the card. The company is a rip. Trust me I worked for them, but there are tips and tricks to get around it.
Anonymous
Cincinnati,#5Consumer Comment
Thu, June 19, 2008
Its hard for me to imagine that our two experiences could be so wildly different. I have had the Salute Visa card for over a year now and have had no problems. I have yet to pay a late fee (I make sure to pay at least a week early) and have enjoyed a reduction in my yearly membership fees by 50% and limit increases out the wazoo. I have never spoken to foreigners when I call their customer service and have never had issues with payments online. They do charge a $5 fee to pay online (which I don't agree with), but my payments always go through. Honestly, compared to other credit cards I have had Salute is much better than most. Whatever you do, don't go to First Premier Bank. They are thieves for sure.
John
Louisville,#6Consumer Comment
Sun, May 25, 2008
If I were you I'd send an official request to close the account via certified mail + return receipt...Otherwise, they'll keep the account open with late fees and claim that they have no record on file of the account being closed.
Jackofhearts
St Petersburg,#7Consumer Suggestion
Sun, May 25, 2008
By now you realize that at least part of the problem was the only contact you had with this company was via telephone. I suggest you visit bank of America and open a secured Visa with them you would have access to your account online, via telephone, and in person at a branch. visit their website for further info (no, I don't work for them) if you're a union member there is also the union plus credit card (also secured) arguably the best secured card offered anywhere. US Bank and Fifth/Third banks (both out of Ohio) offer similar secured cards but may not be available in your area. any of these cards will eventually be unsecured over time. Most of all find a card where you can handle problems locally or online so that you don't run into payment problems. Good luck!!!!