In 1999 I was attempting to repair my credit from a divorce and made the mistake of applying to fnbm. I sent them a $400 deposit to get a secured credit card. For the next 4 years I paid on time and usually paid the balance in full. In 2003 I got laid off, I got 2 months behind on a payment they ...
I called twice to close my card and asked for a total paid both times. Second time was for a $5.95 fee for last bal. paid. Thinking account was closed, I received a call from their collection saying that I still owe a $29 late fee, $5.95 from last payment, and $. 29 for interest. Help Help stop ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
My credit limit for my card was $400. I was told that the best way to send my payments was through MoneyGram so that they would get it that night by 12:00am. None of my statements ever made since and no matter how much I sent it seemed that my balance never went down. They charged off my card and ...