Why I wish HSBC would sink like the Titanic!

[teenastie]

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@Creditaddict wrote:

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@teenastie wrote:

CA-

I don't think I've ever seen a positive thread started by you about HSBC (I too hate them) but why do you put yourself through all the heartache and pain of dealing with them???

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I'll do anything in the name of Credit! LOL

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LMAO!!! Thanks for your due diligence

[Adalen]

I'm pretty sure it was HSBC that tried to force a payment from my debit card a few years ago.  It was a card from my youngin' days and I had not touched it (or paid it) in quite a while.  Then my "miscellaneous items" checking account overdrafted because they tried pulilng a payment for $240-something dollars.  I pay all of my bills online, so they probably had my debit card in their system still and decided if I wasn't going to do it, they might as well.

Had I found this place sooner, i would have PFD'ed them through the booty.  Alas, I am paying them off. ;(

[LS2982]

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@Creditaddict wrote:

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@teenastie wrote:

CA-

I don't think I've ever seen a positive thread started by you about HSBC (I too hate them) but why do you put yourself through all the heartache and pain of dealing with them???

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I'll do anything in the name of Credit! LOL

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[score_building]

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@Creditaddict wrote:

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@teenastie wrote:

CA-

I don't think I've ever seen a positive thread started by you about HSBC (I too hate them) but why do you put yourself through all the heartache and pain of dealing with them???

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I'll do anything in the name of Credit! LOL

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Except falling in luv with our captors! LOL 

Easy for me to say since have managed to steer completely clear of HSBC, having a low limit cap1 for the past decade was all I could handle in the no growth potential category. Still haven't been able to justify closing it, since no AF, boosts AAoA of open accounts and can use it for a no interest short-term loan via no fee BT/float in a pinch.

[drkaje]

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@score_building wrote:

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@Creditaddict wrote:

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@teenastie wrote:

CA-

I don't think I've ever seen a positive thread started by you about HSBC (I too hate them) but why do you put yourself through all the heartache and pain of dealing with them???

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I'll do anything in the name of Credit! LOL

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Except falling in luv with our captors! LOL 

Easy for me to say since have managed to steer completely clear of HSBC, having a low limit cap1 for the past decade was all I could handle in the no growth potential category. Still haven't been able to justify closing it, since no AF, boosts AAoA of open accounts and can use it for a no interest short-term loan via no fee BT/float in a pinch.

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Interesting and painfully true analogy.

[TNTransplant]

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@drkaje wrote:

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@score_building wrote:

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Except falling in luv with our captors! LOL 

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Interesting and painfully true analogy.

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Stockholm syndrome for credit cards, maybe?  

[JusdoNit]

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@Adalen wrote:

I'm pretty sure it was HSBC that tried to force a payment from my debit card a few years ago.  It was a card from my youngin' days and I had not touched it (or paid it) in quite a while.  Then my "miscellaneous items" checking account overdrafted because they tried pulilng a payment for $240-something dollars.  I pay all of my bills online, so they probably had my debit card in their system still and decided if I wasn't going to do it, they might as well.

Had I found this place sooner, i would have PFD'ed them through the booty.  Alas, I am paying them off. ;(

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I recently steered clear of a home purcase just because the bank was the infamous HSBC...after all the crap they pull with the credit cards; I thought that would be way too much info for them to have

[marty56]

IMHO they could just float on top of BofA when they go belly-up.