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  • Report:  #63964

Complaint Review: Associates National Bank (Citigroup)

Associates National Bank (Citigroup) Exxon Mobil Master Card issued by Associates National Bank (Citigroup) Ripoff late fees and over the limit fees and no statements in the mail ripoff Wilmington Delaware

  • Reported By:
    Prattville Alabama
  • Submitted:
    Thu, July 17, 2003
  • Updated:
    Tue, January 27, 2004

I first started my account with Associates National Bank (Citigroup) about a year ago. Well I lost my job, and could no longer keep up the payments. So long story short I joined Ameridebt. The only creditor not to work with me has been Associates National Bank.

Get this when I enrolled with my CCS I was only $42 over my credit limit with them. Well now a good 6 months later I am now $442 over the my credit limit. And the payments are being made on time, and they are still charging me a late payment fee of $29. My due date for them is the 1st day of the month, and the payments are being made on the 25th of the month, and they are still charging me late fees. And over the limit fees of $29 a month also. So lets see thats a total of $58 a month.

I have not seen a statement in 6 months, and they say it's just my post office. Oh, yeah what a fluke huh? And on top of all that my intrest rate has gone up from 16.74% to 20.24%, and I am in DEBT MANAGMENT. Go figure huh? And I just found out about all of this. So I try to get online to get my statements, and they say I can't get them that way because of my account status.

They are all CROOKS!!! So all in all I still owe them a crap load of money that I should not. I am still receiving late and over the limit fees. And my intrest rate and steady rising.

Rebecca
Prattville, Alabama
U.S.A.

5 Updates & Rebuttals


D & J

Whitefish,
Montana,
U.S.A.

Same thing happened to me about 8 years ago

#6Consumer Comment

Mon, January 26, 2004

Same thing happened to me except that my credit card went to someone with the same address, not in Whitefish, but in Vasalia, CA. Never been there. I cut up the replacement card they sent me and didn't use it at all. Meanwhile, the person kept charging on the card and they held me responsible. Even with an attorney they kept coming after me. Attorney was a wuss and agreed that we would pay half of the $300 although it wasn't my charge. No statements, no anything- they worked through our attorney with it and we never saw any documentation that showed payments, charges, etc. ABN ignored all of the info I gave them. Still figure it was an employee that did it.


Jennifer

Fargo,
North Dakota,
U.S.A.

How do you know that you are making your minumum payment due on time if you are not getting your statements and can not see them online?

#6Consumer Comment

Thu, July 17, 2003

Not that your lying or anything, but if you don't receive your statement every month: a) how do you know when it is due? and b) how do you know how much is do? Payments are not due on the same day every month and also you are to give credit card companies at least 10 days to post a check not 6-7 days-this is why you are getting late fee's.


Jennifer

Fargo,
North Dakota,
U.S.A.

How do you know that you are making your minumum payment due on time if you are not getting your statements and can not see them online?

#6Consumer Comment

Thu, July 17, 2003

Not that your lying or anything, but if you don't receive your statement every month: a) how do you know when it is due? and b) how do you know how much is do? Payments are not due on the same day every month and also you are to give credit card companies at least 10 days to post a check not 6-7 days-this is why you are getting late fee's.


Jennifer

Fargo,
North Dakota,
U.S.A.

How do you know that you are making your minumum payment due on time if you are not getting your statements and can not see them online?

#6Consumer Comment

Thu, July 17, 2003

Not that your lying or anything, but if you don't receive your statement every month: a) how do you know when it is due? and b) how do you know how much is do? Payments are not due on the same day every month and also you are to give credit card companies at least 10 days to post a check not 6-7 days-this is why you are getting late fee's.


Jennifer

Fargo,
North Dakota,
U.S.A.

How do you know that you are making your minumum payment due on time if you are not getting your statements and can not see them online?

#6Consumer Comment

Thu, July 17, 2003

Not that your lying or anything, but if you don't receive your statement every month: a) how do you know when it is due? and b) how do you know how much is do? Payments are not due on the same day every month and also you are to give credit card companies at least 10 days to post a check not 6-7 days-this is why you are getting late fee's.

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