Cross Country Bank Thread

Posted by Bry (209.94.128.83) on May 07, 2003 at 16:55:24:

Found this posted on e-pinions. Found it pretty interesting. Also, on my account balance. I pay the minimum of 35.00 and get hit with 10.00 maintenence
and 17.00 wworth of finance charges..LEAVING a whopping 7.00-+ for the actual payment. Gonna pay the card off and cancel asap now that i am thinkin of it..
Cant deal with that..>

That's right, I quit my job with Cross Country Bank Today. Well, when an employee is within his/her 90 days, the employee has no time whatsoever for sick days and so on. Twice, I missed work because I was very ill, had a doctor's excuse and still received a written warning. I was told I had one more chance or I was fired. I hit road construction this morning, and ended up being 20 minutes, so I turned around and went back home. Fortunately, I have two interviews elsewhere the beginning of next week, so I intended on quitting anyway.

Now, what I would like to do is a big run through of how some things work with Cross Country Bank. I will go ahead and let you know that I do not agree with many of the policies and the fees that are assessed to customer's accounts. That was one of the reasons why I was in search of something else. I don't like how many of the customers are treated.

#1) First of all, if you are considering applying for this card, I will tell you that it is a good card to re-establish or establish your credit. When you make a payment, the whole amount you paid goes toward the available credit on your card, so you can spend it. What you have to watch out for is on the closing date of the cycle, the finance charges are taken away from that available credit.

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