1st Convenience Bank stole money via hidden fees and unfair business practices Ripoff Houston Texas

Hello Jansa,

In all of the time that you've been getting charged fees, did anyone at 1st Convenience ever tell you what the fees were for?

You really already sound like a desirable bank customer. You choose to recieve your dept of treasury benefit via direct deposit instead of a paper check. It is more expensive for banks to process a paper check as opposed to receiving an ACH deposit.

Usually when a customer has an incoming monthly direct deposit of $100.00 or more, most if not all acct fees actually are waived, just out of appreciation of the direct deposit relationship.

If 1st Convenience can't tell you what the fees are for, or offer to refund them, I would suggest you leave them for another bank, or as some other folks from this site have recommended, a credit union.

Hello Jansa,

In all of the time that you've been getting charged fees, did anyone at 1st Convenience ever tell you what the fees were for?

You really already sound like a desirable bank customer. You choose to recieve your dept of treasury benefit via direct deposit instead of a paper check. It is more expensive for banks to process a paper check as opposed to receiving an ACH deposit.

Usually when a customer has an incoming monthly direct deposit of $100.00 or more, most if not all acct fees actually are waived, just out of appreciation of the direct deposit relationship.

If 1st Convenience can't tell you what the fees are for, or offer to refund them, I would suggest you leave them for another bank, or as some other folks from this site have recommended, a credit union.

Hello Jansa,

In all of the time that you've been getting charged fees, did anyone at 1st Convenience ever tell you what the fees were for?

You really already sound like a desirable bank customer. You choose to recieve your dept of treasury benefit via direct deposit instead of a paper check. It is more expensive for banks to process a paper check as opposed to receiving an ACH deposit.

Usually when a customer has an incoming monthly direct deposit of $100.00 or more, most if not all acct fees actually are waived, just out of appreciation of the direct deposit relationship.

If 1st Convenience can't tell you what the fees are for, or offer to refund them, I would suggest you leave them for another bank, or as some other folks from this site have recommended, a credit union.

Hello Jansa,

In all of the time that you've been getting charged fees, did anyone at 1st Convenience ever tell you what the fees were for?

You really already sound like a desirable bank customer. You choose to recieve your dept of treasury benefit via direct deposit instead of a paper check. It is more expensive for banks to process a paper check as opposed to receiving an ACH deposit.

Usually when a customer has an incoming monthly direct deposit of $100.00 or more, most if not all acct fees actually are waived, just out of appreciation of the direct deposit relationship.

If 1st Convenience can't tell you what the fees are for, or offer to refund them, I would suggest you leave them for another bank, or as some other folks from this site have recommended, a credit union.

Why do you keep banking there?