Complaint Review: US Bank - Nationwide
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- US Bank Nationwide USA
- Phone: 8002858585
- Web: usbank.com
- Category: Liars
US Bank Balance transfer 3% not 0% stockton Nationwide
*Consumer Comment: A fee is not interest
Show customers why they should trust your business over your competitors...
US Bank offer 0% APR transfer for 1st year. It actually 3% transaction fee. whitch mean that first year will be 3% of apr.
beware of the hidden fee that no one know. they charge it after all transaction done. not thing you can do about it. Even when you call. it will transfer one to other to handle the call. but still you will be charge 3% of the fee. no 0% that they offer at the bank. they are liar. becarefull of the scam.
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#1 Consumer Comment
A fee is not interest
AUTHOR: Robert - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, July 25, 2015
You received an offer for 0% APR, that is Annual Percentage Rate...aka Interest. A transfer fee is NOT interest, it is a fee.
The difference...the fee is charged one time. Regardless of if you pay it today or over the next 2 years you are assessed that fee one time and one time only.
Interest on the other hand is accrued periodically. So your APR is still 0% as long as you meet the terms and pay it off in the year. If you fail to pay off the balance before the 0% promotion is over, you will be assesed interest every billing period based on your remaining balance.
Oh and before you go off saying you were never told this. Wrong...the terms and conditions you got along with the disclosures discribed this exact thing. You just failed to read it.
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