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Jay of rockford, IL January 23, 2010 I use Chase bank to pay my bills online. Discover is the only bank that takes as long as 7 days to process an electronic payment sent by chase. Discover says they process it when the receive it. I can't help but realize that Discover somehow purposely slows the process. I have an HSBC account that takes 1 day. I can actually snail mail my payment to Discover and it is processed faster? Discover refused to take off the late charge because the same thing happened 4 months ago. How is it my fault that electronic payments are slower than snail mail. By design is my contention. 35.00 loss Lois of los angeles, CA January 23, 2010 Several consumers wrote re: their suspicions that Discover has intentionally not sent out notices. I didn't receive any for Nov,Dec and now jan 2010. The only reason I am not MORE angry is due to my loving pit bull/terrier of a husband who will create positive resolution for me. Some may remember 10-15 yrs that I think it was United was sued for doing the same thing in order to generate extra money from us, the credit card victims. I hope there will be more comments so a Pissed-off lawyer can legally investigate this. Extra service fees,late charges. Coincidently when I first spoke to their phone rep re: my concerns, she said almost the exact same things as another responder wrote. "They can't help if the post office sends it late". Maybe part of written script or told by the company to respond to us suckers. linda of wharton, NJ January 19, 2010 I have been trying for years to get this company to remove this , from my credit report. This was Victor P card as the sole responsibility. They could not find him at the time harrased me, we were seperated I had my attorney pay the full balanace, not knowing they would tag me with this on My credit report. It should be on his not mine . He opened the account not me . A few other companies I had this problem with ,but with reason they reolved it , and was removed from my credit history . I still dont understand why this company will not? please help me get this removed from my credit were it should not be . thank you Linda of Los Angeles, CA January 6, 2010 I had a credit limit of 15K with Discover and had a balance of 11K. I received a "0%" interest check from Chase (a card I had not used in a very long time) so I used is to pay down the Discover Card to 1K. Well, Chase then apparently decided I had too much credit, reversed the charge to Discover. So, Discover then reduced my credit limit to 5K (keep in mind I already had an 11K balance as my limit had been 15K and had never missed or been late on a payment). So, without even spending one addditional cent, I was now 6K over my limit and they increased my interest rate by 3% on the "over credit limit" amount. How can they do this???????????? Marla of Ukiah, CA January 4, 2010 My husband and I divorced last year and Discover card won't take his name off the card. I had the card in my maiden name approx. 7 years before we ever married. I had no problem with other companies and a Visa card. Discover card is the only company that will not budge. I have talked with several people several different times at Discover. Floyd of Chadron, NE January 4, 2010 I used my card in mid November and since been waiting for a statement in the mail in order to pay it off and since I hadn't received a statement by mid December i figured that the company was not sending anything out until after the holidays. When i returned home from my holiday vacation I still had not received a statement and instead received a call on Sunday, January 3, 2010 of all times from a lady from the financial services and I explained to her that I had not recieved a statement yet and she than proceeded to ask for my banking information in which I stated that I would not be able to do that but to instead send me a statement so that I could send off a payment. She than told me that I had accummulated late fee's and I told her how can that be when I did not recieve a statement? I than asked to speak to a manager or supervisor and that I would probably be cancelling my card and she than told me that I would also have to pay penalty fee's, I told her that this was not right and that I would like to speak to her supervisor. I spoke with a gentleman and told him the situation....instead of him trying to rectify the situation he told me that they are not responsible for the postal service! I find this terribly wrong and have never had any problems with my other card services let alone the postal service due to the fact that I reside in a small community in which even the postmen and women know everyone and would correct an incorrect address. According to the gentlemen I am responsible for their postal errors and that I will have to pay all penalty fee's as well as late fee's! william of upperlake, CA December 30, 2009 twice sending payment, thru mail when reciving statement thru ,u.s. mail stating no payment recive, 39.00 charge . when check`n with money order company , money order was cashed? christine of new gloucester, ME December 27, 2009 I applied for a 0% interest rate for balance transfer credit card. I made a balance transfer and paid my monthly payments until the company changed my due date to an earlier date. I checked and rechecked all my info and was confused as to why I even was late since I also signed up for the online email alert that notifies me 7 days before the payment is due. Much to my dismay, I was signed up for the alert to notify me when my payment was due HOWEVER, the alert does not get sent to you until AFTER you miss your payment. I was very upset with this because I have never been late on any payment with any company and this changed my 0% to 28%. I called Discover and they said that they couldn't do anything for me, I ended up calling a few different people and none of them would help me. I called again to get the pay off balance because I don't want to deal with a company like this. I received the payoff balance from one of the representetive and paid it off via the phone. I also closed my account while on the phone. One month later I get a bill in the mail for 70. I called Discover to ask why I had an amount due when I paid the bill in full and they said that I had to pay that because even though I paid the bill in full I still had to pay interest on it for the rest of the billing period. I talked with 2 other people and they all told me the same thing and would not take the amount off of my bill. I paid for it via the phone and the same thing happened the next month and they gave me the same excuse that this was accrued interest even though the payment was paid in full and the account was closed months before. Very sleazy company. Catherine of Arlington, TX December 20, 2009 I am so fed up with the Discover representatives who do not seem to be on the same page when it comes to giving out information on their policies and procedures. I have been trying to get my APR lowered and was told to make 12 payments on time, call them after the 12th payment and my APR would be lowered. I did all this and then was told I can not have my APR lowered but now must go through a review which still does not guarantee a lower rate. I saw that others have experienced their due dates being changed without warning and that also happen to me. I can not believe they are allowed to do that! I luckily caught it in time. I have also called about getting on some sort of payment plan since I am struggling to make the 158 monthly payment which barely goes towards the balance and was told the only way the could help me was by missing several payments. Why would you advise a customer to miss payments! I am at a lost as to what to do. These people have the control and no matter if you are "good" customer or "bad" customer they simply don't care about anyone except getting as much money out of us.... Ali of corona , CA December 19, 2009 Discover Card did not send my statement and changed my due date from the Second of each month to the 29. basicly they shortened by 3 days. When i paid it through my bank account on the 30 they charged me 19 dollars on 95 dollars ballance and 15 dollars minimum payment. I had the cad since 1999 and the payment always due on the second but last month they did not send me statement and changed the due date to the 29. Report Your Experience
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