mr rik
miami,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, June 01, 2011
Or just LIARS???
"I called the U.S. Bank customer service and told
them what had happened and they told me if I brought my I.D. in when the bank
re-opened in the morning I could get my card back."
YOU be the judge...
Ashley
springfield,#3Consumer Comment
Wed, June 01, 2011
This is not something that just US bank does. The banks do this to protect themselves and you. Its a liability issue, and its easier to document the card's destruction than to verify your identity. Often banks will give the cards back to their own customers, these banks already have all the customer's personal information availible and an ID is easier to accomplish. At a foreign bank, this company has no way to ID you. They don't know any of your personal information and frankly, drivers licenses can be counterfieted. How would ypu feel if the bank gave your card to someone claiming to be you with god fake ID? Don't say it won't happen that way, because it does. A common scam by criminals is to get the card stuck in the machine and have someone watch you input your pin. The bank is just protecting you and themselves from potiential fraud.
achew08
Midvale,#4Author of original report
Tue, May 31, 2011
Thanks for the reply... It makes me feel better knowing I'm not the only one who feels ripped off by them. I filed a federal report on them. I am so glad I am not a member of U.S. Bank. I feel bad for any one who is. I couldn't even use their ATM with out getting ripped off!
mr rik
miami,#5Consumer Comment
Tue, May 31, 2011
Because you're not THEIR customer, so they can't rip you off regularly. So they had to take what they could get!
When they saw "Credit Union" on the card their blood boiled!
Good job gettin the word out! 449 REPORTS TODAY!
Be a shame if this atm got vandalized. At least put a note saying "this atm WILL RIP YOU OFF!"
I deposit feces in night drop boxes...