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dragonoflife) wrote2006-09-03 09:53 pm
dragonoflife) wrote2006-09-03 09:53 pm
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I wrote a long letter to my credit card company today, which will be going in the mailbox as soon as I get home.
The upshot of it is:
"You guys screwed up. Here's how. Give me my money back. Tell me why you didn't the first time I asked. Then either pay me for every damn thing you took from me or kept me from getting, or give me the whole damn $900."
I was much more polite and elborate than that, of course.
Step two, then, is to get the actual credit union involved. I'll do this tomorrow, I have a contact person for that. Step three is to call the customer service line again and make the same demands over the phone as I did in writing.
They'll pay for what they've done, through their nose if I can make them.
The upshot of it is:
"You guys screwed up. Here's how. Give me my money back. Tell me why you didn't the first time I asked. Then either pay me for every damn thing you took from me or kept me from getting, or give me the whole damn $900."
I was much more polite and elborate than that, of course.
Step two, then, is to get the actual credit union involved. I'll do this tomorrow, I have a contact person for that. Step three is to call the customer service line again and make the same demands over the phone as I did in writing.
They'll pay for what they've done, through their nose if I can make them.