@myjourney wrote:
@swpopham wrote:
@myjourney wrote:
@navigatethis12 wrote:
It seems people believe they can add as much debt as they want and no lender is supposed to do anything about it. You said you have 40,000 at Chase, 19,000 at American Express and a new automotive loan for 70,000, which is over 100,000; not including any other balances you may have with any other cards. Scores don't matter when you're seen as a risk and your wife clearly was. When's the last time you received her score?
@swpopham wrote:
Got ahold of PB who was pissed beyond all imagination after I ripped him for 15 minutes, he said IM sorry ive been fighting all weekend for sara and Im gonna lose my job now. Said tough go fight the unemployment line....
It's brilliant to see how appreciative you are. Someone tries to get you what you want,gets terminated, and all you can do is tell them to "fight the unemployment line"?
I totally agree with this statement the employee doesn't own the bank and is hardly a major voting shareholder thus can only go as far as his VP or EO allow.
But you're ok with him getting fired ......I'm sorry but that's just unacceptable in my eyes JMHO amd the wrong way to treat any person that has given you loyal service over the years (karma)
He did not uphold any kind of ethics, he could have called and said hey im working on this.... or hey they wont work with me but your JPM is okay.... or His manager could have called us back as he begged and promised he would. Lack of customer service and charging us pretty healthy fees I think he could have had some common curiosity
Since you're a business owner answer this
You tell one of your employees not to do something including have no contact and what would you expect that employee to do?
His hands are tied IMHO (middle man)
Ethics would have forced me to make a call on his or her behalf for the effort and service before this unfortunate thing happened with you but you think the lonely man at the bottom of the food chain possessed all the power.......Again WoW is this ethically moral?
I'm sorry and don't wish to offend but my dear sweet grandmother rest her soul always said " treat others as you would have them treat you" and this is just my opinion of a middle man probably with a family and possible no job tomorrow and you could care less
Your comforting words were unemployment line .......wow I'm done
That is the absolute worst thing that can ever be done. Our business has grown over 500% each year over the last 4 years and it has been growing because of the CUSTOMER SERVICE, my phone is always on no matter what time day or night. I treat all of my empoyees with respect. If we get in to a pickle and I need time to work something out a phone call or email from an employee saying "Mr. Smith the owner-mangaer------ is working on your problem still, I do not have any update for you but just wanted to let you know that we were still trying to resolve XYZ for you"
The branch manager begged us in front of 50+ people to give him till the next morning to call us back. We never heard a word back from him or anyone. If anyone of our employees did that to one of our customers they would be gone in a heart beat.
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