While I have no tolerance of companies that operate in the manner that First National Bank of Marin does and I am not endorsing support of their business practices, I also know that while I might be lead to the water, it is up to me whether or not I take a drink. In short, be an informed consumer ...
In about 1997 I received the offer for the first bank of marin card. I DID note that when you activate the card you would receive it with a charge on it. When I received my cards I had, I think, less than $100.00 dollars of available credit, I don't remember exactly. I made ONE charge for $13.00. ...
I received a credit card from First National Bank of Marin last Wed. 3/17/05 [postal date]. I don't remember applying for this card. I opened it and read the front and back. It says at the bottom of the page: "PS For your security, cards not activated within 14 days will automatically be ...
I replied to the FNBM credit card offer through the internet & within a month, I received a Visa card. When I called to activate it, the rude representative asked for my last four digits of my social which I gave & then told me that she could not activate my card until I sent them two forms ...
Establishing credit for the first time, so I applied for my Credit card (which actually uses my own money to start with) w / a $90 annual fee, including set-up and processing fees, etc. Had my card for 6 months with all payments made on time, when I get a jolting bill on month 7 for a $29 late fee ...
After having an account for nine years, I went through all statements since day one, and had a grand total of $7.000.00 of late fees and overlimit fees. I sent an e-mail and demanded that these monies be returned to me, within 7 business days and this debt be removed from all credit reporting ...