N Listings*National
City Bank (Ohio) - 1) Poor
elections are not all that is going wrong in Ohio. If you are
late on your payments to this bank, they'll be happy to remind
you.
They
may call
every
two hours on some days. One time, they called while talking
to another one that called. This is harrassment, though they
don't call it that and since they are collecting on their own
debts, and are a National Bank, they don't have to follow the
same rules as Collection Agencies. The State of California
and The State Attorney General's office, to my knowledge, has
done nothing to shut this bank down and borrowers
may actually
get
stuck
with them through loan package resales in California. This
bank also has a notorious Internet Reputation and as States
try
to clamp
down on this bank, it seeks protection from the Supreme Court
to defy state requirements. If you can get out from under this
banks thumb, I would do so. I noticed its stock going down,
down, down. I imagine a lot of customers wouldn't mind seeing
it go away and as for stock holders, why would they invest
in such a terrible bank? They probably simply don't know any
better. 7/07 thru 10/07. Who
to contact when you have a complaint against a National Bank.
Step 1 call
the Adminstrator of National Banks office to get a case number
at (800) 613-6743, Step 2 fill out the PDF
form and fax it
to (713) 336-4301. Nero
(CD Burning Software) - Represents the evil mismanagement
that has taken over so many software companies. 1) Poor
software that doesn't work. 2) hidden support
phone numbers. 3) Attempts
to force everyone to shell out more money to buy upgrades
in hopes that THAT software will work. 4) Software update
links
that don't work while paid upgrade links work. This
company represents all the primary reasons America is fed
up with the software industry in general. If we got products
that
worked, we wouldn't need to upgrade and the companies might
go out of business. The industry has learned a lot from drug
dealers. - Make everyone
trapped
into
buying
your crap on a yearly or even bi-yearly basis. 11/30/03 Netflix
(online video rentals) - 1) Junk
Mail 2) 99 cent pricing. 3) Overpromising and then features don't load because the network is too busy for Netflix and they tell you they can process your request. This is very evident during prime time and on Thanksgiving 2010. Newsweek
- 1) Junk Mail 8/8/01. also 3/17/03 Michael P. Murphy DBA The Small Businessman - www.smallbusinessman.com Technical Site Coordinator and Registrant
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North
American Mortgage Company - 1) Extremely dissatisfied
with Loan Processing and service which caused us to consider
backing
out
of our home purchase. 2) Junk Mail to Real Estate Property Owner.
Mishandling of Loan Payments causing credit damage. 3) Junk mail repeated via 16802 Aston Street, Irvine, CA 92606.
4) Letter
uses pre-qualified come on when they were not authorized to view
our credit. How did other lenders get our name and lender? Was
it from North American? Junk mail repeated 10/1/01 from John
McCoy |
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