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Re: Boy! I just don't get it?????
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Posted by Shane on January 12, 2004 at 19:57:26 from (216.241.134.73):
In Reply to: Boy! I just don't get it????? posted by Allan on January 12, 2004 at 18:25:14:
Your first mistake was to carry a balance on any credit card, pay off the bill each month! Second mistake was to not argue the extra $79 dollars, I have found out the more you ask for a manager and the louder and meaner you get the more attention you get and the better the results... but you have to know the limits to doing this, it really works at stores where people start looking! You may have tried to go online and paid your bill too, usually they have your current balance and allow payment online. These compaines are smart about getting every dollar, since you called it let them know you were going to pay it off and they already had a plan on how to charge you extra. Got to watch these people. Live and learn I guess.
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