I have read with interest some of the nightmare stories of those unfortunate enough, as I, to have an account with Aspire. I ended up dealing with Aspire by default because Providian went out of business. I was a member with Providian since 2001. Providian, like Aspire, Orchard Bank are credit card ...
Received card with statement that my limit was $1700. Spent about $500, then card was refused for going over limit. I now owe $1,373.22 going on 2 years. When I send in payments, they mysteriously get lost, or credited the day after it is due. This results in additional late fees and an overlimit ...
I have called several times to no avail. I sent the customer service department a copy of the agreement which was included with the credit card which clearly showed that thier was$0.00 anuual fee. They wrote back that "the annual percentage rates assigned to my account was included with my ...
I have been a Providian Visa customer for years. They were a card I got for establishing credit. Now my credit is established and I had paid off any balance I had with Providian. I never paid late. Not once. I got engaged and decided to cancel my higher rate cards. When I called Providian to ...
I received a letter yesterday from Aspire Visa stating they had purchased my account from Providian. I have read all the horror stories on this site about this company and I am truely concerned. I have had my account with Providian in debt consolidation for the last two year and was looking forward ...
I was transfered to this company (Aspire) when Nextcard went out of business. This took place early last year while I was in the process of finishing graduate school. I had minimum time and meager funds at this point, so I really didn't think much about being transferred to another credit card ...