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Report: #48648

Complaint Review: FCNB, First Consumers National Bank - Beaverton Oregon

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  • FCNB, First Consumers National Bank Beaverton, Oregon U.S.A.

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On March 6th I called and made a check by phone-my phone call was automatically forwarded to a real person while checking my Mastercard balance. I was told I was over my balance and asked to pay $150.00 to bring my account up to date. I actually made a payment for $175.00 to make sure I was under the credit limit. (I have never been over my credit card limit since I received my card nearly 2 years ago, except for this last January 2003 when they applied the $59.00 annual fee to my account.)

On March 7th I received the notification that my credit card had been cancelled. I called the automated line on March 7th to confirm the notice and that the payment had been applied and was told I was $25.00 over my credit limit after the $175.00 payment. I ended up hanging up on the person as he couldn't explain the charge/charges making me over my credit limit.

Well, effective today (March 7th) I have stopped payment on the $175.00 until they can tell me what's going on with my account. I'm not sure if it will help or hinder things but I'm not paying over $900.00 they tell me what these charges are for. I wanted to email a customer service dept but am unable to find an email address.

Karen
Little Rock, Arkansas
U.S.A.

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#2 Consumer Suggestion

charged this annual fee knowing that they were being shut down

AUTHOR: Gena - (U.S.A.)

POSTED: Wednesday, March 12, 2003

I had the same thing happen to me. I have filed a complaint with our Attorney General's office and am awaiting a response. I suggest you do the same thing.

Also, they charged this annual fee knowing that they were being shut down. Wrong!!

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They should credit us those annual charges

AUTHOR: Ruth - (U.S.A.)

POSTED: Tuesday, March 11, 2003

If they are "terminating" all of us as of 3/7, then they should credit us the $59 annual fee, or at least part of it.

I was going to cancel my card anyway, because over the past year, even though I've been re-istablishing my credit, and paying all of my bills on time, they still turned me down for a small credit increase I requested. I was going to pay off the card, and send it back, before they had the opportunity to charge me again.

I would question the annual fee. Why charge it if they are taking away our benefits?

There is no longer a busy signal, just a long hold time. I am on hold now.

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