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I think they’re implying that the banks shouldn’t reorder the charges and should pick up the phone when we call them to opt out of overdraft altogether.
by heyoni 3y ago
I think they’re implying that the banks shouldn’t reorder the charges and should pick up the phone when we call them to opt out of overdraft altogether.
- WalterBright 3y agoShowing up in person is always more effective than calling on the phone.
- jjeaff 3y agoit also requires transportation and a flexible work schedule that allows you to make trips during business hours.
- heyoni 3y agoSure. And I would love to do everything in person. But let's face it, half of every company makes you learn their internal systems before they'll even talk to you. Even Amazon forces you to select a purchase before putting you in touch with a rep. If you don't, it tells you "putting in wrong information leads me to make errors and unable to route your request"... What the hell?? My guess is banks have to talk to you because of regulations, but let's not pretend they wouldn't ignore you if they could.