Household Bank and Orchard Bank credits cards insurance protection
|
Household Bank and Orchard Bank credits cards insurance protection Gentlemen,
When I opened above credit cards with Household Bank I also purchased their credit card insurance. I became disabled and after numerous attempts Household(self-insured) finally activated my disability claim.This was a devastating road, because the insurance claim department was always late in making the payments(same financial institution!!!). When my doctor declared me permanently disabled, the credit card insurance paid off the balance.However, the interest rate on my credit card went up from 17.9% to 29.0%! (due to the late payments the Household Bank credit card insurance department had made).I called Household Bank and spoke to a supervisor who agreed to decrease the interest rate to the original rate of 17.9% and advised me that a letter would follow-up.I received the letter apologizing for the error,because they felt that the interest rate would be indeed 29.0% instead! I closed both accounts with Household Bank! Talking about crooks! How can Household Bank do this?Their corporate office is in the State of Nevada and this may be the reason why their state laws are more flexible...
CONSUMER, BEWARE!!!
Thank you.
Jessica e From: Message Author (click here to email author)Date: Wednesday, 09-May-07 14:05:46 CDT Business: Reply Online Consumer: Comment On This Comment On ThisI had a similar incident with this company. The only exception being I had a qualifying benefit and they refused to honor it stating I "worded" the disability incorrectly. Had I called it temporary lay off instead of what it actually was, birth of my child, then it would have been covered. And when I ried to cancel my enrollment. Well that was another 3 month ling fiasco. You get the picture. Needless to say, I have cancelled that credit card with no problems to date. (praise the Lord) From: Message Author (click here to email author)Date: Saturday, 29-Dec-07 21:23:50 CST Business: Reply Online Consumer: Comment On This |
|