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 ...
I have the unfortunate privilege of having an FNBM credit card. I lost my card several days ago and these vultures charge $25.00 for a replacement. This is the only company I've ever heard of assessing such a fee. First National Bank of Marin is the AntiChrist of the banking business. I think they ...
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 anual 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 a ...
I have been dealing with First National Bank of Marin since August of last year. This bank practices deceit and holds your payment long past a reasonable period. I have paid well ahead of my due dates, yet I never see any credit until after the date. I just paid off an $800 bill, sending the ...
On February 1999, I was offered an unsecured credit card from First National Bank of Marin offering a $300.00 credit line. After I sent in $49.00 processing fees, I recieved the credit card. I recieved 2 months later a bill stating I $350.00; I called up the company and asked and they said there ...
I got the credit card offer in the mail. I too paid the $49.00 fee and when my card came and I saw that I only had $4 of remaining credit, I immediately called them. They insured me that they would fix it. I never once used the card, but when I got my next statement it showed that I had made a ...