I used TaxACT to e-file my 2011 taxes. Although I have a checking account, I do not have paper checks. The bank routing number was not readily available upon filing so I decided to get my refund on the Endeavor Card this year. The IRS deposited my refund to that account on February 8, 2012. On February 27, there was still no card in the mail. I went through the procedure with the Bancorp on the telephone, which took forever to reach someone and they were anxious to say, "It sounds like your card was lost in the mail, we will issue you another one."
I asked if they had all the information necessary. I was assured that they did and I would receive a new card in the mail in 7 to 10 days. On day 10, there was still no card and it was at this time I was told that there was a hold on my card--pending proof of address. So I faxed them a copy of my lease, drivers license and Social Security card. Four days later, I called to make sure everything was in line and was told that a lease was not a sufficient proof of address. Of course, no one had ever called me to inform me of these hold ups so I guess I would have just dangled in limbo forever had I not contacted them. I was given the number for the risk department to file a complaint where you are asked to leave a message. I left 27 of them over the following days but I never heard from them.
I was finally given the word that it was a go and all the information was good. They would issue me a new card and I would receive it in 7 to 10 days. By now, it is March 27. The card was mailed on March 30 and on April 10, 2012, I still had no card. There is no one to talk to except these people who read scripted answers and their only answer is to issue me another card. It's hard to believe that my Endeavor Card has been lost in the mail twice! I wish that this would happen with my electric bill only once! I don't have any trouble receiving any other of my mail. So the IRS gave Bancorp my money on February 8, and as of April 14, 2012, I still have not received my card. There seems to be no relief in sight. I welcome a call from an attorney or anyone else that can offer any advice as to how to proceed.



