TCF bank penalizes kid with $4.85 in his account by charging him $234.95 in fees in two weeks, page 2
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reply posted on 12-12-2011 @ 06:31 AM by fakedirt
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i get the feeling that banking institutions, credit reference agencies and the like operate a kind of passive encouragement towards getting individuals in the red. the reason why? perhaps so when credit is applied for further down the line ----'but sir/madam, it seems you went overdrawn several years ago and there is a marker against your credit history. i'm sorry but the 6.57% APR loan term is reserved for platinum covered customers only. We can, however offer you the loan at 24.6% available only today!'
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reply posted on 12-12-2011 @ 06:37 AM by taccj9903
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That among other reasons certainly makes sense. It's just another scam of creating money from nothing, and I don't even get the chicks for free.



reply posted on 12-12-2011 @ 06:50 AM by fakedirt
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strange but true. my cousin during the process of securing a mortgage (mort-french for death?) was wound up by credit reference crap on the television. he logged into a site offering a free 30 day credit review. i bumped into him and he was p***ed off. upon asking why, he replied that just by reviewing his credit rating and phoning to complain regarding some discrepancy, he was informed his rating, again was marked and brownie points lost.
i laughed like a devil!
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reply posted on 12-12-2011 @ 06:54 AM by taccj9903
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I've always been told that each time your credit is checked, whether by you or a third party, that the credit rating takes a hit. The reasoning behind such madness is that the more you apply for credit the bigger the risk you become. I always have kept the philosophy of acquiring and keeping horrible credit rating that way no one will want to steal my identity.


reply posted on 12-12-2011 @ 07:12 AM by fakedirt
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nice reasoning. personally i don't do credit/loans and i refuse to have a credit card. if i can't afford it, i'm not having it. besides i don't need anything that would warrant a walk to the bank in my best bib and tucker whilst warming up the nose for a bit of brown.
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