I would just like to warn anyone who is thinking about getting a Cross Country Bank credit card (or doing any kind of business with them), DON'T DO IT!!! You'll be sorry, just like I was. They have many different types of scams, and I would love more than anything to see them shut down. One thing ...
Copy of letter explaining problem and (Ithought) solution: Last year I experienced two separate extended periods of unemployment. Consequently, my credit accounts became past due; I was unable to make even minimum payments as I had no income whatsoever (not even unemployment insurance benefits). I ...
Being that this credit card is based on high risk customers I understand the need for higher interest rates and penalties. A few months ago I was laid off and fell behind on the payment of this card. Within a few days after the payment due date they called to set up a payment arrangement. We ...
Charged with Cash Advance Fees that never took place. I am in the process of paying off my Cross Country Bank Visa and was looking through my statements online for the past months and noticed that I have been charged Cash Advanced fees for the last three months. I have never placed or transacted a ...
Cross Country Visa said they were helping me rebuild my credit. I initially had a three hundred dollar limit, and it cost one hundred dollars to increase my limit to seven hundred dollars. I have made all of my payments on time, however with interest added I was excedeing my limit, with a thirty ...
I am glad I'm not the only one here. I thought I was going crazy. Two years ago I applied for this card and was given a $350 limit. I think I might have made two or three charges on the card nothing close to my limit. I didn't receive my first statement for over two months. When I did receive my ...