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Citibank is a global banking company that provides financial services to consumers, small businesses and corporations in nearly 160 countries. It’s known for its full-service banking products, which include checking and savings accounts, credit cards, personal loans, mortgages and investment products.
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I purchased this vehicle in May 2003. It had a 72-month payment scheme. The car was supposed to be paid for in May 2009. I had gotten five deferments over the six years. Instead of me just owing for the five deferments, CitiFinancial stated that I owed them $6000.00 due to that they had taken the payment ($267.00) that I was paying and applying to late fees and interest only, so that they are trying to get $6000.00 for a five-month deferment. Also, they stated that they extended the payoff two more years. So, I ended up paying $23,000.00 for a $11,000.00 car with an 8-year payment.
I do know that this isn't right. I only owed five payments on this car, not 24. Can you help with this, because at this point, I am really financially strapped with only one source of income. Debt is more than income, and I can't afford to continue paying $6,000 more for a car that only have five deferred payments. Now, it's actually four. Any help you can provide will be appreciated.
Reviewed Sept. 1, 2009
I was a long time credit card member of Citi for six years. My auto payment just did not work for a day and Citi increased my interest rate from 9% to 29%. It is ridiculous. When I found out (July 27, 2009), I called Citi and the account manager promised to put back my interest rate back to 9% if I pay the penalty quickly, and I did pay. Until now, my interest rate is at 29% - nothing changed. I called back again on August 28 and the new account manager said it was a mistake of the previous account manager to promise me to put back my rate to 9%. Citi is so inconsiderate on my request to restore my interest rate to the original rate. I have been loyal through the years, never been late, and paid more than the minimum. We, taxpayers, even helped them when they are at the brink of bankruptcy. I can't understand why they can't show a little consideration to me/us, loyal and good members. I am disheartened and very disappointed. President Obama should have not helped them.
Reviewed Sept. 1, 2009
I recently got notice from Citibank that they had closed my account. I have never been late. I have paid my card off several times but because I have a high balance with other card companies, they closed my account unannounced until just recently. I have high debt. They didn't ask me why. If they had, I would have told them that I had to pay funeral costs for my mother who died suddenly. Although it's tight, I am able to pay off my monthly note. I am not delinquent on any of my accounts.
Reviewed Aug. 30, 2009
I had great credit but, married last year into bad credit, so I took my wife's bad credit and transferred it to my platinum select MasterCard. I've never made a late payment on this account. I didn't actually make one this time. My wife is a hospice nurse. She had surgery and has been out of work sometime. Our cash flow was low so we used a cash debit card from a savings account she shared with her mother. We paid every creditor and credit card with this card. When we got to Citibank, the website wouldn't accept the card. It kept telling us the PIN we used was wrong. They log the entries, so they know we were there three different times trying to pay. We finally gave up. Pulled the cash out and put it in our checking account, waited the time limits and paid them.
One late payment and they jacked our interest rate from 0 to 28.99%. And that's not all; they lowered my available credit from $19,700 down to the current amount owed. This way, if we missed another payment, the late charges and interest would spiral out of control. I like the way they get a really sweet gal on the phone to record the customer service as they call it. They pull up your account and then before they pass you off to the credit department, they ask "is there anything else I can do for you today?” all the while baiting you that you might be getting a reduction. Then, the foreigner in broken English comes on and says "you signed the agreement to pay this rate". No, I signed understanding that my rate would be in line with my credit rating if I defaulted. I have never paid 29% to anybody for anything in my life! I expected an increase to 9.99% maybe a little more but, they robbed me.
If I robbed them, I would be surrounded by a SWAT team and buried under the prison yet, in good ole America they can do what they want with no threat of prosecution. My good credit will be shredded and my finances will require a selling of everything valuable owned to make these payments. The damage is on its way. I have to have good credit in my work because of the security risk I would be otherwise. If my credit goes bad, I could be fired or laid off from my job. I admit my wife has been financially irresponsible. However, I haven't. I just did what any married person would do. I assumed her loans into this card at 0 percent to ease the interest on us as a couple. Only 8 months later to end up where we began, except worse off.
They have no reason from my perspective to raise my rate that much on a late payment. We will be financially devastated by this increase. We now need another $400 a month that we didn't already have. These people are cruel and evil. I came to them as a customer in need. They accepted me with open arms and then I took the bait and they switched. We will lose over half of our wealth from this. This is wrong. No American should be treated like this, when our sons fight and die so they can make money off of the knife they put in our backs.
Reviewed Aug. 23, 2009
I have been a customer of yours since 1982. I have a challenge for your staff: please prove that I ever received a penalty for default payment or a lateness fee during the period I am about to describe.
A few years ago, I received an offer to open a "credit plus" account with less than $5000, though throughout the year, the account increased gradually to be over $12,000. Later on, I also received another offer for "ready checking," for which I agreed to; and this account also increased over the $6000.00 balance requirement. (I almost never use it, but it is good protection to have; and if I do use it, I pay it in full quickly.)
A few weeks ago, my credit score dropped 3 points, because Citibank reported my outstanding "checking plus" balance as $4000. After I responded to this drop in my credit report, I received a letter from Citibank informing me they are closing my "ready checking" account. I did not react to that since I don't use it, but this action caused my credit score to decrease again by 3 points. After that, Citibank sent me another letter to inform me they decreased my "checking plus" credit amount to $4000.00 because I do not meet the standard!
This could be acceptable for any other organization, but to suddenly do this to me after a 27-year relationship, I cannot believe how Citibank rewards me for my loyalty to their bank. If my credit report shows my spending was high last month, this is because I have 2 boys in college and I pay their tuition with my credit card. If this is the way Citibank asks their loyal patrons to leave their bank and go somewhere else, they did a wonderful job with me.
Reviewed Aug. 18, 2009
Last month, I was a few days late on a payment for my credit card which I have had with Citibank since 2001. I was late because I unfortunately transferred less than the minimum balance through my online Citibank account. I immediately paid the amount due and called customer service to ask if it would impact my 0% rate. I was informed that I have excellent credit history with Citibank and it should not be a problem. But the representative said I should call back after the payment reflected on the account.
I called back a few days later when the statement closed (and interest rate raised to 29.99%) and the customer service representative that I talked to said it wouldn't be a problem, and that she would put in for the rate to be dropped back to 0% and the finance charges for the past two billing cycles would be credited to my account. She asked that I call back in a few days to make sure it went through. I called back and learned that it had been denied and was told they wouldn't look at it any further.
I believe Citibank targeted people by offering a 0% rate, expecting a balance transfer, and then switching the terms unilaterally. Citibank will make a substantial amount of money off of my finance charges (at 29.99%). I would hope that this type of lending practice is illegal. I would discourage people from having any sort of dealings with Citibank which as a large corporation believes it can take advantage of individuals since we have no recourse at present.
Reviewed Aug. 5, 2009
I purchased a vehicle in 2006 from a Dodge dealership here in CA. The company that they used to finance was CitiFinancial. After making payments for approximately 18 months and attempting to refinance the vehicle, we discovered that the contract we had signed had been changed and that all of our payments went to paying interest and none to principal. We were unable to refinance the vehicle because of such a contract and since then, the account has been turned over two other times. Neither company has sent us any written documentation regarding the account. The first company that CitiFinancial turned the account over to sent a letter demanding money for the car, but would not disclose any information.
That same company contacted my command (active duty marine) and disclosed information that is protected under the Privacy Act. Now Triad Financial has the account and has sent us no written info and has a repo company trying to take the car. The repo company is how we found out about most of this given that no one else had made contact, with the exception of some harassing phone calls by people claiming to be lawyers whom were later identified as simply collection workers.
Reviewed Aug. 1, 2009
Someone used my card to buy 2 computers totaling about $1,600 in installment starting at the first week of January ‘09. When I saw this on my online account, I called the bank, after hours on the phone they finally placed an investigation for what was $250.00 and $199.00 debits and assured me that it was blocked. The following month it was the same thing again, but this time they said it was me that did those debits and the ongoing investigation that can last up to 3 months would take care of these debits as well. They sent me an affidavit for me to sign and date, nothing else. I also requested to be sent a new card, which they did with the same number, so on march same thing happened and April as well.
Once the investigation was finished, they were supposed to give the credit for everything but they only gave for the first 2 debits. I called numerous times and this one guy said I had to redo the investigation with just one amount per investigation, meaning one for $199.00 and another for $250.00 but I did not need to list all 4 debits for each amount. So I signed the letter again and sent it back and they answer I was fighting one charge instead of all four so they took out the initial credit and said I was liable for everything. They sent me to the fraud department were they concluded that even though it was my card, nothing else was clear, it was not my name it was not my complete address and there was no signature with my name.
One of the companies I did call them and spoke with Luisa and she told me the their investigation concluded that it was fraud and there were 4 accounts opened with my number but not my name, so she closed everything down and said to fight the charges with the bank and they would give the money back. That was almost 5-6 months after the initial debit. I still had money in the bank and my card was active but suddenly my whole account was blocked, I couldn't log in, so I called again they said I have to go to the branch. I got there they told me I have like I don't know, $500.00 negative balance. I was shocked and they told me there was a withdrawal of almost 400 and something dollars. I told them I don't even have the card with me and I was waiting for my credit of $1,600.
I asked them to call Lawrence at Citi fraud and he tells me that all the investigation was finished and that was that. I said no one told me anything and after being on hold for forever, he told me that Citibank sent papers for me to review and sign and it was never returned to them, but I sent everything through fax back. So long story, he faxed everything to the branch, the bank guy following over the phone instructions helped me fill out everything again and he faxed it back to Lawrence, who assured he would take care of this matter and I should hear from them soon. That was the last time I heard anything from anyone at Citibank. I called them tons of times, always voice mail, no letter, no phone calls, nothing.
It’s 8/1/09. I’m out $1,600 with no bank account or debit card and I can’t do anything. I moved and all my contact info has changed, but so far nothing. Now, where do I go do sue them? To make sure someone gives me my money back? I don’t need the account; I just want my money back, nothing else. Can anyone help? I spent hours and hours on the phone with several different people always explaining from the beginning what was the situation. Letter and fax to them always to be sign and dated, time and money spent for nothing, money that was for rent and bills gone. Anger, stress and going back and forward with their lack of organization, always feeling like there was something on my file that said I was lying being disrespected by customer reps. Having the call dropped several times on purpose having to call back and on hold to get someone to them explain why I was calling only to have them transfer my call to someone who after listening to my story would transfer me again and so on. For some people I’m sure $1,600 is nothing, but for me, it’s a month’s worth of salary. I’m so angry, so tired and so frustrated about all this. I want to punish them for all the hard time they are giving me. How hard is it to write a check for $1600? They know it wasn't me already.
Reviewed July 25, 2009
I have had 2 credit cards with Citibank, 1 for 22 years, 1 for 20 years; always paid on time. Last week, I received notice one interest rate increasing from 18% to 29.99% and the other from 14.24% to 29.99%. I called, of course, and was given the song and dance how circumstances now require more money to transact business, etc. No offer to lower my interest, was told nothing they can do by several different people. I could close my account if I wanted to. I did close the accounts but that will do damage to my good credit score of 726. I don't think they should be able to raise rates up to delinquent rates on someone who has never had a late payment. I contacted the senators in my state, congressman in my district, FTC, gov. and the banking commission for the United States, of which Senator Dodd is head of the banking committee. I truly hope someone is able to put a stop to Citibank and it's predatory lending rates.
Reviewed July 25, 2009
I had Citibank send a wire for $1,100 to Bank Populaire in Paris, France for a bus company in Paris transporting my group of 40 Americans to Orleans for a day trip. The bus company never got the money, so I had to pay the company with a credit card. Citibank claims that they have been unable to get the money I wired back for me. I paid Citibank $40 for this wire transfer and was assured that this was the safest way to send this money. It is now the end of July and I cannot get this money back. What recourse do I have?
Reviewed July 24, 2009
My company does not give out checks, so they use Citibank for their pay cards instead or do direct deposit. My direct deposit never came through, so I was unknowingly stuck with a credit card. Two pay periods passed, and I discovered no money was being deposited into my account. I called their phone number and reached a lady, who hung up on me!
Then I called again, and the lady told me that they sent me a card on June 7, 2009 (a Sunday!) and that since I'm requesting a new one, it would be a $6.00 charge. She was really no help. I asked why I was being charged repeatedly and said that it was unfair, but she just got even more upset and I gave up. I shouldn't have, but if you have a company, do not use Citibank for pay cards. I'm the third person from my employer who has had a problem with receiving the ghost cards.
Reviewed July 22, 2009
I am an AT&T Universal Card holder since 1990 (charter member). In February 2009, Citibank agreed to lower my interest rate to an effective rate of 11.8% based on Libor. In May, I signed an agreement with Citibank that would pay me a 10% rebate on interest paid if I paid the next 8 payments on time. I had never had a late or missed payment on this card. Then on Monday, July 20th, I received a notice that the interest rate would be increased to 29.99%. I could choose to opt out at which point my account would be closed and I would be able to pay off the balance at the 11.8% rate. Of course, by closing the card, I would forfeit the interest rebate and lose all "thank you" points accumulated on the card.
As a consequence, I lose a major source of credit and Citibank damages my credit rating. If I keep the card, the interest rates would make it almost impossible to meet the new higher minimum payments over an extended period of time. I believe this is totally an unwarranted action against a customer with a pristine record, and who was rewarded with lower interest rates and interest rate rebates only months earlier, is the desperate action of a bank that is struggling to remain solvent. By targeting customers with high balances, they can make far more money. But an 18.19% interest rate increase is outrageous.
Reviewed July 19, 2009
Every time I contact their number, I get someone in India. My question to this company is, aren't there qualified unemployed individuals in the United States that can take that job? Why export good job to India? Did this company get its TARP fund from the government or was it the United States? Where is the allegiance? I am sick and tired of these companies that cry to the US to help but have no problem with shipping jobs elsewhere.
Reviewed July 17, 2009
On July 13th, 2009 at about 2:00 pm, I entered the Citibank branch at the location I indicated and attempted to cash a check from Citibank to me. The check was from Citibank directly to me. I have ample identification. The branch manager produced a letter for me to confirm they would not honor the Citibank check because they could not confirm funds were available from Citibank. They even hinted that Citibank does not bank at Citibank. I was out of my local banking area and could not cash their check. I do not understand "big time" banking like Citibank, but being unable to cash a check at a Citibank branch for a check drawn on Citibank seems odd at best. I will say that the branch manager was courteous, but unable or unwilling to cash the check. No wonder they are going down the tubes. I was unable to complete a small business transaction and it created some immediate financial hardships for me. I do not understand why I could not cash a Citibank check, one that is from Citibank to me for an overpayment, at a Citibank branch bank. I have made copies of the check and the letter the branch manager gave me.
Reviewed July 16, 2009
Citibank is full of the most close minded "monkey see monkey do" group of people I have ever seen. The obvious financial hardship that they are in is a direct result of the poor management this whole company is in. They have been in business for over 100 years, and it all started downhill when they got their greedy little hands in mortgages. The first 5 years were not so bad but when they acquired Everhome they really hit the fan. Let's double our loan portfolio because smaller servicers could not handle their foreclosure rates. Yeah, good job there!
The bank aspect though I obtained a Citi checking account because that is where my husband banked. I thought it would be a good idea to put it all together in the same institution. Well, they have been nothing but a mess of problems. I read that someone had their account frozen, they did that to me too, sort of. I was out of town and did not have my debit card on me and I called to see if they would provide that information to me over the phone so that I could pay a bill online and the rep from India cancelled my check card. Now I do not carry cash, so I was out of town with no cash, no card, just my pay pass that now did not work because they cancelled my card.
Basically broke, when I asked why he did that, his response was "many sorry". Well, that does not allow me to pay for stuff. So I had to go a week without a debit card because they could not seem to get one to me. Then when I got the card, it was the same number of the one that they just cancelled. I tried to speak to a manager at a branch but right as we were going into her office, a new client came in and she let them in over me. They don't care about the people they do have. They just want more. That is across the board with Citi.
There have been other issues too. I do not want to get into all of them but it does involve them providing other customers' information to me over the phone.
If you are angry because Citi will not help resolve an issue which I am sure most of you are, please contact the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency or OCC, they are the federal agency that regulates banks. They have an easy online form to fill out and submit. I suggest each of you concerned about any issue with this organization contact the OCC. The more complaints they get, the more they are fined. That is the only way this crappy company will ever learn.
Reviewed July 16, 2009
I received an invoice with due date of July 4, 2009. I paid the invoice on July 3, 2009 online. Upon receipt of my invoice, I was assessed a late fee for payment being posted on July 6, 2009. My concern is, why did CitiFinancial not give me a due date of July 3, 2009 versus July 4, 2009. CitiFinancial has given me a date that is not acceptable by them to receive payment.
Reviewed July 15, 2009
A few years ago when I tried to log onto the Citibank website to access my credit card statement, I was informed that my month of birth was wrongly keyed into Citibank's database. To gain access, the call center officer requested me to key in the wrong month and promised to rectify it. They never did. Last month, when I agreed to receive an eStatement, the password required was a combination of our date of birth. I had to input the wrong date to open the file. I called Citibank to inform and express my disappointment. Nothing has been done. This month, I still have to do the same and use the wrong month to open the file. I had a similar problem with another bank on input error on my contact information, and just 1 explanation, the other bank corrected it efficiently.
Reviewed July 13, 2009
I have paid off my loan after five years and some months and Citifinancial. I have paid high interest of 10.5 I calculated the interest I paid them and they say I owe them. I have paid them nearly $17,000 which they sold to me for $9,999. I can't afford to pay for this car any longer. I didn't have the finances. The car is not worth all the money I have paid for it and they still want me to pay more. I can't. I don't have it.
Reviewed July 11, 2009
I was on the express line to pay for my credit card and make a deposit transaction. I read the specific instruction regarding what they will accept on the express line but could not understand anything because it was in Spanish. Thinking it was okay because I made payments and deposits on express line to a lot of Citibank branches like the one in Manhattan and Flushing, to my surprise, when I reached the teller after waiting for 10 minutes in line, a small notice, which is now in English, stipulates that they will only accept one transaction per customer.
I asked the teller to consider because I cannot understand their big notice sign which is in Spanish. But sad to say, the teller was inconsiderate so I fall in line for another 10 minutes just to have a deposit and payment. Why can't they put a big sign on what express line will accept in English? This is America and our primary language is English. I am an immigrant and I happened to have my own language but I studied English. The manager even made me wait for five minutes because I intend to let her know of that particular problem. Still, they told me she's busy.
I understand that Citibank was bailed out by the tax payers' money. So why can't a teller just make consideration to a person who cannot understand a notice written in "Spanish" in the United States of America?
Reviewed July 10, 2009
CitiFinancial financed a car I bought. I was involved in an automobile accident in January. The balance of my loan was $11,937.72. The person that hit me was at fault, so his insurance company paid $8,890.00 on my vehicle (what my vehicle was valued at). At the time I bought my car, I purchased GAP coverage. The GAP coverage would pay off any remaining balance if any was owed on the vehicle. GAP paid $3,047.72 which finished paying off the loan. During the process of them filing the GAP claim, I was told by their representative that I would not be reported to the credit bureau, because of the claim that was pending. Well, they reported me to the credit bureau and threatened to have me locked up for stealing my car. They have seriously messed up my credit. I need help. I have all the paperwork supporting my claim. Consequences are undue stress, threatened and they have caused credit issues for me with my other creditors.
Reviewed July 10, 2009
Citibank use poor business practices when applying payments to their customers accounts. I used a promotional interest plan last year to consolidate debt last year and then a few months later used another one that had a different expiration date. Knowing that the dates were different, I called their customer service and asked before I used the second one that when I made payments they would be applied to the oldest credit plan first, so I used another and a few months later used one more. So I used three different credit terms. I knew that I had one term expiring soon and called to get its pay off terms only to find out that my payment will not be applied to that plan even if I paid the full balance of that credit term.
In order for no interest to accrue I needed to pay the entire balance on the credit card even thought the other two terms don't expire until 11/09 and 2/10. Each credit term is labeled four, five and nine and nine being the oldest one and four being the next oldest and five being the last. However I was told their system applies to the lowest numerical numbered plan first and they payment can't and will not be adjusted to the plan the was the oldest. I feel that Citibank is a crooked company as I was lied to when I inquired as to how my payments would be applied by their customer service. They lure you in only to cheat their customer.
Reviewed July 10, 2009
I have been using Citibank for as long as I can remember. I've always liked their service, especially their online service; it was really convenient. About 2 weeks ago, Citibank froze my account, because I requested $1000 to be wired into my Citi account from my husband's account. I guess Citibank gave me a credit when his account didn't have enough funds. Instead of withdrawing $1000 from my account, they just froze it.
I've been going to the branch, speaking to customer service, managers, and supervisors everyday. Now, I absolutely don't have any gas money to go. They keep on saying it will be unblocked tomorrow. Well, it's been 2 weeks already. What kind of service is this? I've never heard of such a thing. I just got my payroll deposited to my account last Friday, and they're not releasing my funds. How on earth am I going to get to work and how can I even buy food? OMG, I think I'm going nuts! Can Citibank keep my money forever? My husband's out of town, and I have no credit cards. I can't believe this is happening to me. I am so scared.
Reviewed July 8, 2009
I opened an account on 28th of May with Citibank Espana in Palma, they sent the card out. It was activated before the card arrived and sent out with the pin numbers. I never received the card, it was stolen and I lost all my money. This was 5 weeks ago. I made reclamation statement with the Christina from Citibank. I still have not got my money back. I have 5 children to feed and I cannot afford to lose approximately 900 euros. They will not help me. I keep going into the bank 3 times a week, nothing ever gets sorted. Can I sue them for allowing my money to be stolen and claim compensation for the ** they are putting me through?
At present my family and I have had to move out of our house and we are living in a 1 room hostel because I cannot live in the same building as someone who has stolen my money which we believe was our landlord. I have given his details to Christina at Citibank, but I don't think she has bothered to do anything. I cannot afford to move until I get my money back and if social services finds how we are living, they will take our 5 children off us, 2 of my daughters have been molested by a Spanish man living in the hostel, which is why I want my money and compensation for what Citibank are putting us through.
Reviewed July 3, 2009
This is about foreclosing my personal loan. I have paid all the dues whatever they quoted in the foreclosure letter. After 20 days of payment, Citibank people say it’s not in our records and they charged me latest EMI also. This is very bad and nobody knows where my money has gone. It’s not small money to take light. It is above 4 and they don’t have any information about the money I have paid. There is no coordination with different departments. All managers in Citibank are working as buffoons. Never go for a personal loan in life. If you take it, don’t try to close it. If possible, try to escape. If you want to close, you have to struggle like me.
Reviewed July 1, 2009
This regards to issues with Citibank and their lack of customer handling. In an ongoing attempt to acquire miles to my account that I thought I was supposed to be earning, my attempts include an initial call that said I had to call American Airlines. A second call and some haggling, I got the response that they would research the missing miles and contact me in about 2 weeks. I received a letter in just over 2 weeks that told me that I had earned 1364 points, but now had an account balance of -137. Confused and angry, I called again. This time, to be told that they didn't know what the problem was but that it occurred in 2008 and that they could send me back statements.
I argued that sending me statements was absurd as I would still be looking for lost miles and asked that they research the problem and let me know what could be done. I was told that it would take 30 days to receive a reply. When I said that was absurd, I was told that Citibank had millions of accounts and that's why it would take so long. I informed him that if I ran a business that way, I'd be out of business. I asked for a tracking or handling number so I could follow up on the case and was told that Citibank doesn't have such a thing. I asked how they would follow up with it and he said it was noted on my account.
Apparently, this is the same account that they can't look back 12 months to see what the problems were! In a data era where my email account offers me 7 gig of storage and to more people than Citibank has clients, I would think that they could offer their customers more than a few kilobytes of storage and should have all the account information at the customer and customer services keyboard! This has cost me 1 round trip airline as I need the 1000 miles to recover the miles that had expired from my account. Also due to Citibank screwing up the renewal on my account by 2 months!
Reviewed June 25, 2009
On April 15, 2009, I noticed a charge on my bill for "payment aid" and went back through my statements and it started the month before on March 17th. I had no idea what this was so I contacted customer service and they told me that it was an account protection service that I enrolled in. I told them that this was ridiculous. I would have never agreed to this. I was told that I needed to write a letter to dispute it and that it would take 30-45 days to review. I received a letter about a month later stating that I was liable for the charges because I enrolled during a taped conversation. I called customer service again asking to hear the actual tape. If I did in fact agree to something, then they should be able to prove it to me. I was told it was impossible for me to hear the tape and there was nothing they could do.
After speaking with 3 different people, who all said the same thing, I decided to write a letter again. I have received no response and Citi has failed to prove that I indeed authorized those charges. Now, I'm stuck with the bill.
Reviewed June 19, 2009
Citibank is reporting inaccurate information. I cannot get this corrected unless Citibank sends the correct information to Experian. They will not respond or correct. Experian credit report shows my charge off/delinquent date is 09/2008, which is incorrect. That day was the day that I paid back Citi. The correct charge off date is 04/2004; add 7 years of record delinquent/charge off and the result is that 2011 is removed. Experian record date is till 2015 until it is removed. 2008 plus 7 is equal to 2015 is incorrect. FCRA states you may not report over 7 years for a delinquency unless it is a bankruptcy or you can be sued for violations which you are doing by posting incorrect information. TransUnion has it correct. I cannot get Citibank to correct this error, so my hands are tied. It means that my Experian credit report will show 11 years of Citibank delinquency instead of the correct 7 years, making it hard for me to get a loan.
Reviewed June 5, 2009
I applied for Citibank credit cards at Tiong Bahru branch. They asked for my one year pay slip, IC number and ID in the company where I'm working. After three days, a Citibank staff called me to inform that the application was approved and the cards can be collected. After two weeks, a Citibank staff called me to inform about their product-ready credit paylite in which you can borrow an amount of 3,300 and you will choose to pay it either 12 or 24 months. I agreed to get the product and agreed to pay within 24 months. After five days, it was transferred on my account in POSbank. It happened last year and fortunately I didn't use any of the credit cards yet.
April last year, I started paying the monthly dues. Surprisingly, after I paid the due amount in May, a Citibank officer called me to inform me that my account was terminated as it was tampered by one of the Citibank staff and was apologizing because they want me to pay the remaining balance in full immediately. I went to Citibank personally to fix the problem and to may dismay, the person who talked to me was only contacted by the staff at the information counter through their phone and instructed me to pay the remaining balance within six months without interest. They said I can't do anything but to follow the bank rules. So I just have to follow.
The next day, a Citibank staff called me again telling me that the management agreed to allow me to settle the remaining balance in one year. Evey month, I received bills until I realized but was too late that I exceed the amount that I was suppose to pay. I called Citibank 24 hour banking several times, prompting me to call other numbers that in the end I didn't get any help and answer. I even went to Citibank personally and the staff who attended to me took my contact number and promised to call me within three days to see whether they can reimburse the exceeded amount that I paid. After three weeks, nobody has called me.I think it's too unfair because in the first place it was not my fault if my application was wrongly approved because I provided them the requirements needed and I'm paying the monthly due amount to be paid on time. But when you inquire about something, they can't settle your queries and just leave you hanging with questions.
Reviewed June 4, 2009
They called my neighbors, then called my 81-year old parents giving them delinquent account reference information. I called them and told them I needed communications in writing and she hung up on me then called my parents again. I'm unable to resolve this problem with Citibank since they don't have a phone number where you can speak with anyone, and the letters I send them (certified even) are not answered. They made a mistake on my account. I have that proof and have been trying to get them to fix it. Instead, they sent me to collections. My 820 credit rating is now damaged.
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On April 12, 2004, my brother wanted to purchase a living room furniture from Leon's. He needed a co-signer to do that. I co-signed the contract for the furniture with the understanding that I would be no longer responsible once this furniture was paid. In December 2007, my brother went to Leon's once again (this time without my knowledge) and paid off the balance owing on the account and made another $1,500.00 purchase. Leon's or CitiFinancial did not notify me of this transaction and because he has defaulted on the payments, I am receiving calls demanding payment or they will be me in collections. I did not authorize this most recent purchase. I need to have my name cleared from this account and ensure that Leon's and/or CitiFinancial do not put me in collection. From what I understand from the consumer act, I should have been notified of the purchase?
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I have an interest only home equity loan with Citibank. I have never been late making a payment. I don't understand this but it looks like the past few months, Citibank has been charging me interest upon interest (the interest in addition to a second fee called "total charge"). I tried calling Customer Service but the phone number on my statement, 800-945-0935, doesn't appear valid. If I don't make my payment, I'm sure they will call me, but it will also ruin my 777 FICO score. They may also call in my loan and I don't have the money to pay it off. How can I get this resolved?
Reviewed April 22, 2009
I made a transfer from my bank to Citibank via the web. The transfer was supposed to be completed within 3 business days. Three days later, the check came into my Citibank account, and Citibank refused to pay for the check because according to them, I did not have enough funds. I told them that I made a transfer into my Citibank account 3 days prior. They told me that the money was not in my account yet even though 3 days had passed. I told them that this was not my fault, that the money should be there because I had made the transfer. I asked the Citi rep to transfer me to her supervisor - she did. The supervisor refused to help me. As a result, my $23.00 check was returned and I got stuck with $60.00 worth of fees from Citibank and the merchant. I am upset because Citibank had the power and authority to pay for this check because they knew that I had made the transfer. They did this with the sole purpose of charging me overdraft fees. This is wrong. I want Citibank to credit my account for the amount of the fees charged to me. I had money in my account. This is not fair. Thank you.
Reviewed April 21, 2009
I entered an online balance transfer, and the transaction was put through to the wrong account number. They said I entered the data incorrectly. They also stated they could try to cancel transaction and after that posted, anywhere from 3 to 14 business days, I could do the transfer again. I told them to cancel the transaction and close the account as this is the second time Citibank has caused me problems. Citibank's online balance transfer changed or incorrectly downloaded my pay to account number, and then they would not take the action to correct it and make payment to the right pay to account. They want to waste more of my time waiting for a cancel transaction to go through and clear, and then do it again to hopefully get the proper account paid.
Previously on another account, they would not allow me to take out $2,000 because the account would only allow $500 per day. I went into the bank and they would not allow me to take the $2,000 out. I said, “Can I close the account?” And they said “Yes.” So I took my $10,000 out and made my $2,000 purchase and put the remainder into another local bank. The next month they sent me a bill for $20 for being under the minimum balance. When I called them, they said the computer would not allow them to close the account because they owed me $3.64. They seemed to not understand that I closed the account and if they owe me money, they should send it to me. It took over an hour on the phone talking to different people before they said they would take care of it. They never sent me the $3.64 they owed me, but they dropped the $20 fee for under the limit on a closed account.
Reviewed April 20, 2009
Several months ago, a man who claimed to be from Citibank called me out of the blue saying that I owed the bank some money years ago. I denied and asked for all the information about it. The man said it was not a big deal and told me to forget about it. I insisted that I wanted to know how I owed the bank, for what purpose, to purchase goods or services, and the date and place. He hung up.
Weeks later, the collection agency LVNV started to send collection letters, giving me a credit card account number **. I called and told the person on the other end of the line that I have never had that account number, and I insisted that I wanted all the information about the so-called debt to Citibank. The person first argued with me, but at last said she would send me a form to fill out. Today, I received the forms to fill out. But the questions in them are about identity theft and are irrelevant to my case because mine is not about identity theft; it is about fraud.
I never had that Citibank account number, and I don't know of anyone who stole my ID. What I asked all the persons who called me was what I purchased using the card, goods or service, and from what company or store. They never provided me with the original information. Please instruct me what to do?
Reviewed April 16, 2009
They put a levy on my account. They claim they tried to contact me. The only thing they were able to provide me with was a notice they claimed was mailed. The copy they provided me with was sent on Aug. 23, 2007 to an address I had moved out of in June 2004. That was the only information they had. I haven't been able to pay my rent because of the levy on my account. I explained to them that I was once a victim of identity theft and I believe this is the case, because I've never had an account with Citibank. They refused to listen to me and said the only option I had was to get a lawyer. This is horrible; I can't even afford to pay a lawyer because my assets are frozen!
Reviewed April 16, 2009
I just got off the second phone call with Citibank with regard to my frozen account. I have available credit of nearly $30,000 and they froze my account for a late payment that I was unaware I owed. I had checked the website the day before and it showed me as being current. However, when I went to make a charge the next day, it was declined. When I called, I was told by one person that I needed to pay a minimum amount of $300. The next person told me it was a minimum amount of $133, a bit different. My major concern was that I get the card released as I had students traveling in another state and I needed to make sure their transportation was paid for so I paid it and asked for the card to be released. I was then told that the card would not be released until the next day. This stranded my students two states away from me.
After getting off the phone and making sure my students were taken care of, I called back to see what had gone wrong. I spoke with an incredibly rude and condescending woman who ultimately accused me of lying about what I had seen on the website, stating it couldn't possibly be wrong. When I asked to speak to a different person, she said no one was available. I asked to speak to her supervisor and she said there was no one else. When I asked to speak to anyone but her, she refused to transfer me. Incredible! As soon as humanly possible, I will be closing this account and warning all to stay away. After reading this site, I am appalled that Citibank has not made things right for their customers. In this economy, customer service should be top of their priorities, not the bottom. Shame on you, Citibank!
Reviewed April 10, 2009
Complaint about outrageously incompetent bank services by Citibank - In January of this year, I opened an online college student checking #** and money market with Citibank. I am a full time student at A&M. Since that time, I have been treated horribly. The process to verify my account took so long that you canceled my debit card before it was activated. After canceling my card, you then transferred my money anyway from Chase a month later. Then you decided to not open the account after all without any notification on March12th. However, no one can tell me why. You also sent me checks for the account you did not want to open. The first time I knew something was wrong was when I got my April statement and my $2,000 was gone, debited by Citibank and put in a special account.
So when I wrote a check to transfer $1,000 of it back to Chase, you bounced the check. Then you finally put the $2,000 back. I talked to Trish ID ** on April 2 and was assured that a check for the $2,000 would be sent in 3-5 business days. Having failed to get the check, I called and talked with Rosa ** who apologized and said a check would be overnighted to me in two business days. Having failed to receive it again, I called again and talked to Waveey ** yesterday, but now there was an investigation needed to close that account that Citibank had decided to never open that would take 5-10 business days. But she would call my mother today and verify that the check was being overnighted to my home in Texas. You see I am studying abroad in St. Petersburg, Russia and opened a Citibank account because you also told me I could get money in Russian Citibanks. Guess what? That was not true either.
Today, April 9, I was told by Edgar in Fraud ** that a check was cut today and would be mailed to my home address and receive it in, you guessed it, 3-5 business days. All of these people were identified as supervisors. Due to you holding my money hostage, I have had to cancel a trip, I am unable to pay tuition and have incurred fees for the bounced check and great stress and hardship due to this incompetence. I currently have a Citibank student loan, but will replace it as soon as I can. My parents have had a Citibank credit card for 30 years and also have many Citibank student loans. I assure you that you had lost a 30-year customer over this. Aggies do not lie, cheat or steal but apparently Citibank does. I feel I have been the victim of fraud. Citibank claims to be bank. Clearly, that is not the case. I have forwarded this letter onto my congressman, my senators, the President of the United States, the Texas Banking Board and Attorney General of the State of Texas. I hope this letter will let them know what kind of screwed up organization they are bailing out.
Reviewed April 9, 2009
My inherited money is missing from the account. They keep rejecting me (I have $338K missing by Citibank).
Reviewed April 2, 2009
Has anyone reviewed their credit card once since they opted out when Citibank upped everyone's interest rate? I did and it reports that there is a dispute with the DTPA (dispute pending or dispute with customer), which all look bad to potential credit inquiries.
Reviewed April 1, 2009
I personally contacted Citi on Jan 13, 2009 to negotiate settlement of my delinquent account (right, I wanted to do the right thing after my divorce was final and the main reason for the debt to begin with). I paid on time per their system date (Feb. 13, 2009) and have proof of delivery (on Feb. 12, 2009), even though my letter of settlement had a different and later date (Feb. 20, 2009). I got a call from a third party debt collector on March 21 telling me Citi had sold the entire original debt to them. I then called Citi on the 21st and on the 23rd of March and they said they did not get the payment and I would have to prove it to them. It was unbelievable, but I did prove it to them. The frustration and aggravation this one bill caused me is enormous.
For such a large corporation, not a single division knows anything about what another division does. No one takes any responsibility and this creates havoc for the consumer. I am still trying to get this reported as settled in full to credit bureaus and a letter from them stating the same. Not once has anyone from their office called to follow up from any of the many, many calls I made to them. Not once has anyone apologized for their mistakes (many of these). My most recent call was to them today (4/1/2009) and they actually now say they got the payment but, of course, after I faxed them proof of delivery and endorsing and depositing my payment.
I have reported them to the FTC and the OCC for their failures to post payment properly, selling the account after paying per settlement agreement and just plain being rude and arrogant. It has just been a nightmare. Hopefully I will get a letter from them as I was told and this will get reported to all 3 credit bureaus as settled in full.
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I got behind on making my monthly payments to CitiFinancial around November of '08. They started calling me on cell phone all throughout the day and then follow up by calling my job constantly. I asked that they not call my job and they still continue to call. They started calling my job and speaking with my co-workers asking for me. On November 14, 2008, I sent my son to drop off a payment to them while he was on his way out. I told him to just give it to them and let them know the check would be my receipt. When the person that waited on him found out it was my check, they stopped him and tried to conduct business with him about my account which is illegal. They would not let him leave until they gave him some paper work and asked him many questions in which he did not answer. I was so furious when he called and gave me this information. I phone and asked for Adrianne and informed her I would be contacting Consumer Affairs and reporting this sort of unprofessional behavior.
I called the following Monday to Consumer Affairs and spoke with a young lady and told her what happened, and she stated that I had a legitimate issue and should report them. I waited a while before reporting them because I am so busy between jobs and they did stop calling constantly for awhile so I kind of dismissed it for awhile. I later start receiving calls again. They will call my home number then my cell number and last my work number even though I asked not to be called at work. I am only 1 month behind, but the way they call me is unbearable and harassing. They called my supervisor looking for me and other co-workers. Just recently as of 1-20-09, Adrianne called my next door neighbor and left her name and number for me. That was enough for me. I changed my payment date so I would have more time to pay them and I am still within my grace period and they are harassing me uncontrollably.
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Jan 2nd 2009 I deposited $1301 into my Citi account. They put a hold on $741 of this amount without letting me know on my receipt it showed my available credit as $1019 as they had put a hold on some of the money. I went and made some purchases for $240 and went home. When I got home I checked my balance online and saw that I had an available credit of $41 and they were holding $90 for 1 day and $651 for 4 days. That was the first that I had heard of it. I called the customer help desk and after being on hold for 14 mins was told tough nothing that they could do about it but to call back in 1 hour which I did.
Same thing again talked to a supervisor Sarah ID ** after being on hold for 23 mins and she told me the shift manager Mark would call me back. 1 hour later I tried again she very rudely told me that I had to wait for him to call me after being on hold for 15 mins. Another hour passed it is now 11pm and I tried to call again and was hung up on twice then put on hold for another 25 mins then told no one was available to talk to me. They are totally unprofessional and rude I will be closing my bank account and changing my life insurance policy to some one more reputable.
I have a check due to go out of my account for $80 which will bounce or if it gets paid then I will be charged $34 for this, plus my rent is due Jan 5th and I cannot pay it as they have a hold on my money until Jan 6th is this legal. They do this to me every time I deposit checks and have charged me in the past and are ruining my credit score with this.
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I have 2 credit cards through Citibank - one is a Sears MasterCard, and the other one is a Goodyear card. During the last 6 months I have received calls from Citibank informing me that my payment was late. The first time I thought I just misplaced the statement, and did not make the pmt; however the second time I realized that I did not get a statement. I confirmed my address with them and they have all the correct information. I have had the same postal delivery person for the last three years, and receiving mail has never been an issue. Each time I am charged a late fee, and feel that there is something going on with them.
Reviewed Oct. 19, 2008
Long story shortened. I booked a free ticket for myself and 2 tickets (I paid for) for my 2 YOUNG boys. Both were listed as Master on the tickets. They booked my kids on the same flight but leaving 2 weeks before my flight. I didn't discover this until the night before our flight which was to Florida, our first trip to Disney. They would not help me, I had to pay a lot more to book new tickets for them, and change my ticket to be on the same flight with them for the return. I had to ask people to move to be able to sit with my 5 & 8-year olds.
Citimiles agreed there was an error but would only refund me partial of my additional fees. No manager would ever talk to me and it took a month of calls to get anything from them. I had been a Citibank card holder for over 20 years. Citibank said they could not help me either since the Citimiles department was actually a different company. I cancelled my card with them since this happened, since they do not stand behind their members. Or take responsibility for their business associate's mistakes! Ruined my vacation, had to spend double the original price so I had no spending money. The trip was all worry of sitting with my boys. A nightmare sums it up.
Reviewed Oct. 17, 2008
I am extremely bothered by the 'unprofessional' customer representatives of CITIBANK. Most of your calls to the customer representatives will most likely end up halfway around the world, and consider yourself very lucky if you can actually get somebody to 'help' you. A couple years ago, I called in at least five or six times to put a close to my CD. I have received FIVE different messages in regards to how I can put a stop (or CANNOT put a stop because 'it already rolled over' even after I had put in a request MONTHS in advance) in having my CD from rolling over to the next cycle upon maturity. I was so frustrated that I bothered to write out a written complaint to the CITI, but now I realize that they probably tossed it in a garbage can with the other thousands of complaint letters.
More recently, a customer rep was extremely unprofessional and uninformative about explaining the 'grace period' for an existing loan that I had taken out. I asked to speak to the manager, and then I was put on 'hold'. I never got to speak to a manager. I am amazed at how CITI can survive with such poor customer support and I will be happy the day that I finally end my relationship with CITI. Poor business management, and low quality customer service.
Reviewed Oct. 3, 2008
Citibank mistaken sent out wire transfer that I canceled 2 weeks ago. I went to the branch, the branch manager work for 717 Avenue of the Americas, across 23rd (branch code 32) denied, and used extremely bad attitude response me: not our mistake it’s your mistake. Do you know Citibank not accept cancel international wire transfer? Gosh I told them 2 weeks ago and from CITIGOLD hotline service they promised me they already removed my request there. They did put the notice down! They forgot that I believe and now became my huge mistake.
Yes, we are customer we always make mistakes, none of you guys mistakes and our money just wired out without any permission. Who else want to bank with Citibank anymore if the manager going to answer you that: all your mistakes Sir... So dangerous! They could wire your money out to anyone in the world without your permission! And came out with no solution for you! Who could help me out here? I am willing to sue that person who serve the customer like ** and lie about their mistakes! The awful manager's name is **.
Lost my interest and credibility. Spent a lot of time how to talk to Tax department why 60,020 USD just went out to the country and why I have got that much cash deposit into my account again. I have no idea how to explain that situation to them, the person who Received in overseas also have the same problem - money went to her bank account and out her bank account. She has that income tax issue too. When I asked the solution to Citibank all they told me is: not our problem, not our mistake. I believe they may remove the record, mistakes they made from the system. What I can do then? I am an individual customer only!!!! Damage for us is nothing!
Reviewed Oct. 2, 2008
We opened a Citibank HELOC in March 2006. After spending many hours faxing them all we were asked to fax in order to increase our line, and still being asked to fax more. We decided to place our business elsewhere. After AGREEING to increase our line, Citibank then lowered it in retaliation, we believe, for moving our business to another bank. Then they charged is $429 for early closure of account - by a few months. Bloodsucking leeches! May they go the way of WaMu!!!!!
Reviewed Oct. 1, 2008
I called on Oct 1 about a credit card finance charge. I had paid late in august by a couple of days. Not wanting to pay any more finance charges, I made sure that I paid the next bill early. I received my September statement with a $21.09 finance charge, even though my payment last month was four days early. I was upset, because the company told me that this statement was printed in September 24 and assured me they get mailed, in the US mail, by 12:00 midnight. I received the statement on October 1, which is eight days later. I asked their customer service rep if she was sure about that and she said yes. No postmark show on the envelope, but it strikes me as odd that it would take eight days for the statement to reach me, and then that leaves me with 10 days to get it in the mail, assuming it only takes three days to arrive at their offices.
The company says it is not their fault it takes eight days to arrive in the continental US. The pony express would appear to have been quicker. I have had good luck with all my other cards. I think Citi Bank may not be getting it into the US Postal Services System until after the 24, which is why I am getting the statement so late. I intend to send my payment return receipt requested to see if it does in fact take eight days for a letter to go from New York to South Dakota. Then I think I'll take that info and my previous statements to the attorney general's office in NY and see if Citi Bank is indeed not getting these statements in the mail in a timely manner. One more way that Citi Bank makes money of the consumer. Booo Citibank.
Reviewed Sept. 27, 2008
Received questionable late fee on billing statement. Looking through my records I had written a check to Citi on Aug 30, 2008, I had written 6 other checks at this time. Mailed all checks the same day. 2 of the 7 checks posted to my account on Sep 6, 2008, 4 checks posted on Sep 8, 2008. The check sent to Citi bank did not post til Sep 16, 2008; 1 day late. I had contacted customer service on Monday Sep 22, 2008 and was told it would take 48 to reverse the charges.
As of Saturday Sep 27, 2008, the charges still have not been reversed. On Sep 27, 2008 spoke with a bank manager, she explained the service rep. had requested for a interest reversal but not a fee reversal and that she would take care of the transaction. Still waiting on result. $39.00 late fee, 28.99% increase in interest late, $53.95 balance transfer fee. Possible credit rating damage.
Reviewed Sept. 23, 2008
I deposited a Citiflex check for $20,000, into my Bank of America checking account on 7/12/08. The limit on the Citiflex account was $25,000. My bank needed to verify the check and so did, however Citibank had to verify on their part as well so they put a hold on the check. Weeks past by and my check was still pending in my bank account.
I called Bank of America they stated that it was on hold by a Citibank rep. named Jan. I called Jan and Jan had me transferred to a guy named Tony who wanted to verify my identity and so I did. Tony wanted me to fax them my Driver's License as well as the people who are living with me in my house and so I did. He also asked me if I knew some people by the names of such and such, some I knew some I didn't. After all this he tells me that it is going to be further investigated and I told him no problem. Then a couple of days later I called to check up on my account and they tell me its being closed and the reason is that they cannot verify who I am.
In the mean time Bank of America closes my bank account and they do not even have a reason why it is closed. The deposited check of $20,000 actually went through on 7/15/08. Since I was going through all this complications I called the rep. up at Bank of America and stated that I want the check to go back to Citibank because I do not need their services. I also called up Jan and told her that they can contact Bank of America and take their money back. All this was done on 8/1/08. ON 8/15/08 I called up Bank of America and asked if they had returned the check for $20,000 the rep. stated that they are in the process of doing all the necessary paperwork in order to return the money. The check was finally sent out on 9/18/08 to Citibank.
After all this Citibank decides to not only close my account but also my sister's, brother's and his wife's accounts as well and they stated that they couldn't verify all of us. My sister had been a card member since 1995. They closed her account and told her that everybody's account's were fake and that the information we sent to them was not real and it was forged. On top of that they told me that my account was not opened under my name or my social security number, the inquiry they pulled was under my credit report. This was a frustration experience and I am still fighting this non sense.
My accounts are closed so are my brothers, sister and their spouses. Citibank has given no kind of reason for the accounts being closed except that it is a fraud account.
Reviewed Sept. 22, 2008
I purchased an inexpensive camera online. When I recieved camera, was missing parts. Contacted the company and they assured me it was new. Come to find out, it was a reconditioned. I disputed the charge with citibank. I returned the camera, and after 4 months they now tell me there is nothing they can do. I spend over $50k per year with my company on my credit cards. I have had Citi cards for 10 years. They do not care to lose a customer for less than $150. They are losing all of my business, in effect $1,500 per year in their merchant fees. They can care less!
I sent the camera back to the company, and Citicards has proof of the return. Because the company is very hard to get in touch with, and will not return calls, they have told me to handle it myself directly with them. So much for consumer protection from the credit cards!
Reviewed Sept. 21, 2008
I am resident of Warsaw, Poland and Citibank customer rep. advised us to invest money in investment fund. Citibank failed to inform of the risks behind such an investment and the adhering fees which are horrid plus they sold us the investment fund when it was at its peak almost which means you guessed it after a few months the whole portfolio dropped substantially bringing a loss of 10.000 $ to our family.
Later on we couldnt find the salesperson that sold us the product (told us he changed jobs how great!) now we have a new Citi Gold Advisor havent heard one good advice from her yet I have the feeling she just wants me to keep investing in whatever so she can reap some comission from it. I totally dont trust her and I totally lost any respect for this bank.
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Reviewed Sept. 18, 2008
Home equity Limit $75,000 Balance $49,229.00 Called for draw of $5,000. Was told I have to refinance, as I had reach limit. Finaly spoke with Elva 9-16. Infromed me I did have $25.000 available. She would have checks fed Ex to me immediately Mandy called today.Stated it was security reason on checks.
It was inconvenient for me to talk. Work out of home and care for ill relative. She said she would not call back, I had to speak with her now. I called back and could not get pbtain correct answer if checks were going to me mailed or not.
Denied withdrawl to me home equity line
Reviewed Sept. 18, 2008
signed up for joint-savings account on aug 26, 2008. citibank did not inform me that the transfer of funds from an established citibank account to the requested joint-savings account would not be executed. still to this day no savings account was opened. an escalation in the company was processed but nothing was executed by citibank.
several phone calls to citibank to get answers. a checking account that was not authorized by me was opened. when i asked for that checking account to be closed they shut down my preexisting debit card. atm card canceled without authorization.
Reviewed Sept. 16, 2008
I do most of my banking online. Citibank changed their website and whatever address I type the first page is in Spanish. Since when is Spanish our official language? It takes now 4 clicks to get to my checking account! What's going on?
Reviewed Sept. 15, 2008
Some one use my information and apply citi bank credit card. I don't know anything about it until 5/2008 i ask for my credit report and find out I own Citi bank $752.76. Also, I received a letter from MCM collection for this amount. Citi Bank was fraudly allow some one use my information to apply credit card. They should check before give credit card to some one. I am very upset when they made my credit turn bad.
Reviewed Sept. 14, 2008
I have a Citibank-Savings account at the bangalore branch, in May 08 citibank had send me a mail saying that i need to submit docs of my id proofs before 31 july 08 , i send them mails with my id proofs atttached in May 08. They say that they want self undersigned photocopies of my ID proofs via courier. I send it via courier in June 08. But still they close my account. after 31 july. Reason : they gave me is that they did not receive the my courier before 31 july. I checked on the courier tracking website, my courier was delivered on 19 july.
I to had face cashflow isssue for my personal expenses for food , clothing etc n Aug, while i was on business trip abroad i, as i could not access my account. I had to take advance cash from a business client whom i met for the first time as i knew no one else in that city.
Reviewed Sept. 3, 2008
In Feb. 2007 my credit card was duplicated in CA, I live in Indpls, IN. A rep. from Home Depot Mastercard called me about the transactions and I said I only have one card and I have it in my hand. They said o.k. we'll cancel the card, send you a new one and one of our investigators will contact you.
No investigator ever called, they did however send a new card. Problem is that when I got my new card my points had been cleared from approx. 60,000.00 to ZERO points. So, for over a year I battled for my consumer points, repeatedly I was told it was under investigation. Finally they said we do not show any record of you having those points. I said I have all my statements showing the money I spent,paid and the points that go with that money. They said sorry Sir, we can't help you. 60,000 points is almost half of a trip to Hawaii. Especially with the 124,000.00 I've accumulated since the new card was issued.
And now that I have 124,000 I get a letter in the mail saying they are going to send me a better card, a Citibank card that is not a Home Depot Rewards. The kicker is that if I didn't cancel this new card by 9/9/08 it would come automatically and my Home Depot card would no longer be any good. Wonder where my points would magically disappear to this time. Yep, mental-anguish and theft.
Reviewed Sept. 2, 2008
one day late of $39.00, plus periodic finance charge $6.83.
I mailed the amount due for the July statement on time, but it was received according to them 1 day late. Not only are they penalizing the original balance but tacked on the new August Balance to arrive at this outrageous charge.
July statement $263.56
They routinely change their due date in miniscule print
Reviewed Aug. 27, 2008
ihave a Citibank credit card since May but untill today i dont received my statement. I already informed the customer service but no answer.
Reviewed Aug. 27, 2008
I never signed up for it although they are saying I did. In order for me to find out, I have to wait 2 to 4 months for their proof. In the meantime the money they are charging my account (even though I cancelled the Account Care) cannot be paid off (according to Andrew at Citibank as well as others at Sears Credit Card Who's names I didn't get). This money can only be paid off after I pay off the money i borrowed on the promotional 4% rate (approximately $6,000.00). Therefore the "Account Care" fees and management fees and 8.99% interest keep growing and adding on and growing. Even if "Account Care" refunds my money, CitiBank (according to Andrew) will not allow me to payoff the higher interest rated debt prior to me paying off the lower interest rated debt.
Jacob (Account Care) told me that I signed up for Account Care on 11-29-04. I don't recall ever signing up. I wouldn't even know how to get in touch with Account Care to sign up. I asked the CitiBank people and Sears Credit Card people how this could have happened and they told me they have no clue because Account Care is not part of their company. They have nothing to do with Account Care and don't know anything about the company. They also told me that the only thing I could do is to take it up with Account Care.
Call them and ask them to cancell the service and request (REQUEST) an investigation to see if I could get a refund. That was the only advise they could give me because "Account Care" is NOT owned by either CitiBank or Sears. Flat out lie. Greg and Jacob (from Account Care) at separate times slipped and informed me that Account Care is in fact owned by Citibank. And the credit card through Sears is managed by Citibank. Jacob told me that Sears owns Account Care after Andrew from Citi Bank informed me that Sears and Citi Bank have nothing to do with Account Care and does not own Account Care.
When I asked Andrew (CitiBank) why he lied to me after Jacob (Account Care) slipped (told me Account Care is in fact owned by Citibank) when they were both on the phone with me on a conf call, Greg (CitiBank) hung up! Then Jacob switched me to Greg H. (Account Care with no extention). The previous Account Care person prior to Jacob (wouldn't give me his name). I requested that they give me the name of the supervisor that would be doing the investigation. He said he COULDN'T. They would notify me in anywhere from 2 weeks to 4 months. Most likely 4 months.
QUESTION: Does account care take into account that I spent the last 2 days working on resolving this problem (which is nowhere to being resolved), my time involved, plus the pressure placed on me like my blood pressure and stress of knowing that my debt is just racking up as I battle this mess I never applied for until it's resolved or I use another credit card to buy my way out. This is criminal theft by deception.
Greg's Resolutions was: If Account Care's investigation finds out that I didn't sign up for this then they would refund my money entirely as well as fees and interest.
KICKER 1: Citibank/Sears own's Account Care even though both Citibank and Sears told me they don't. KICKER 2: Citibank/Sears also informed me even if Account Care issues me the refund as well as the fees and interest, neither Citibank nor Sears will place that money towards the 8.99% interest baring account until the 4.00% promotional rate is completely paid off. During that time of which 8.99% interest will be incurred and immediately rolled over and placed on top of the old balance therefore ever increasing the amount owed under the 8.99% rate.own Account Care.
Now Jacob switched me to Greg H. (no extention). The previous Account Care person (they don't have the name). I requested that they give me the name of the supervisor that would be doing the investigation. QUESTION: Does account care take into account that I spent the last 2 days working, my time involved, plus the pressure placed on me like my blood pressure. Greg's Resolutions was: If Account Care's investigation finds out that I didn't sign up for this then they would refund my money entirely as well as fees and interest.
KICKER 1: Citibank/Sears own's Account Care even though both Citibank and Sears told me they don't. KICKER 2: Citibank/Sears also informed me even if Account Care issues me the refund as well as the fees and interest, neither Citibank nor Sears will place that money towards the 8.99% interest baring account until the 4.00% promotional rate is completely paid off. During that time of which 8.99% interest will be incurred and immediately rolled over and placed on top of the old balance therefore ever increasing the amount owed under the 8.99% rate.
Reviewed Aug. 21, 2008
This is for your information that I has taken personal loan from Citibank for amount BD 1400 (One thousand four Hundred Bahrain Dinar) in the month December 2005, the bank suggested to repay with interest Amount 2001.612 BD. (Two thousand one Dinar and six hundred fills). I started paying my loan amount 52 BD and 674 fills from month of December 2005 to till date regularly with any discrepancies.
Here I want to bring to your notice that in spite of paying my regular Installments. [Citibank] staff is calling me every month and asking to pay my monthly installments. This I can accept as there duties they are reminding to pay my monthly installments. But in my regular payments there is one payment which Bank has not updated in your system and showing one installment outstanding against to my regular installments. I visited to Citibank Manama centre in the month of February 2008 and had discussion with Mr. H., Manager by carrying all my bills. He called one lady to assist me and to clarify and to update all the information. I explained very briefly the scenario by showing all my monthly bills. She agreed that in system for the month of March 2007 it was not updated and she assured that she will update and clear. Before I left from Citibank I requested Manager Mr. H. to look into the matter and do needful. He too assured that they will solve this issue and he himself said that he will call me back on my mobile, but there was no response from the Manager till date.
But in the month of March 2008 again I got a call from Citibank and asking to pay me my one month outstanding Installment. I stated that lady very clearly about the things happened unfortunately the Lady I met in the bank only called me she recognized and apologized for giving call. I feel very ridiculous stating this that in such big organization this mistake is repeating still now, every month I'm receiving the call from Citibank and asking to pay my outstanding one month due. This shows that how better you are giving service to the customers. Hence I request to the higher authorities to clarify and to make sure that this erroneous mistakes cannot be repeated in future to any customers and I request to give reply for my letter in order to make me assure that I can be happy in my future as a Customer to continue with Citibank services. I would appreciate if some body can reply for my mail.
Reviewed Aug. 20, 2008
I purchased a pool with a revolving credit account with Citifinancial at 13.99%. In late April of 2008 I received notice that the interest rate on the revolving credit accounts was increasing to 24.99%. If we wanted to avoid the increase in the interest rate we had to send written notification. This would close the account and maintain the lower interest rate and the same monthly payments, but we would not be able to charge anything else on the account.
On May 9, 2008 we sent the required written notice of our desire to opt out of the rate increase. Our next three bills have had the higher interest rate (and resultant higher monthly payments - $16.00 more). Repeated calls to Citibank has resulted in their apologizing and saying that the rate will be lowered and the extra interest credited to our account--but nothing has changed.
My wife has been very distressed over this--money is very tight right now anyway and the extra (no matter how seemingly small) has an affect upon our finances. I have had to dedicate hours to this problem--that should have never happened and at worst should have taken Citibank 30 seconds to correct in their system. I can't help but wonder how many thousands of people this has happened to--how many just gave up and are paying the higher rate and how much money is Citibank making from this oversight. (That is how the last Citibank representative named Romeo characterized the situation).
Reviewed Aug. 18, 2008
I require a faxed confirmation that my loans are on deferment to complete a mortgage application. This is a very simple request, which this company refuses to fulfill. They consistently lie to pacify me, and their customer service supervisors are not empowered to help resolve this simple complaint. I first contacted them on 8/7 to make the request, and was told it would take 24-48 hours to send the fax. Then, on 8/13, when no fax had arrived, I contacted them and escalated to a supervisor named Ray (no last name given). He said he would rush the request and it would go out the morning of the 14th. It did not, so I spoke to supervisor Shelly on that date, who repeated that timeframe and submitted her own rush.
Since by the 15th it had not gone out, I contacted supervisor Chance who also made the same promise; telling me that the morning of Monday the 18th would be the new timeframe. On that morning I called and spoke to supervisor Kerry (ID# sek50) at 8:25, and she told me it would go out that day but would give me no definite timeframe. I spoke to her again at 11:07, and she indicated I should have the fax within the hour (she alleged to have spoken with the department which sends these letters out). Since I did not have it by 1:00, I got to supervisor Vince (sek77), who told me there was nothing he could do.
I called back and got supervisor Winnie (se009) who hung up on me. I then called and got Philip (sek72) who explained that they cannot contact the Letter Writing Unit (which is supposed to send the fax) and that there's nothing more any of them can do. An hour later at 4:04pm, I called again and got Mr. Swinson (no first name given; ID# se348) who contacted the Letter Writing Unit (meaning either he was lying or everyone who came before him except Kerry was lying) and told me he needed to get more information from them and would call me back before he left work, which was 4:00central (5:00EST). At 5:40 EST, I had not received word from him, so I called up and got Vince again who said that he couldn't help me (again).
I am at my wits' end. NONE of the supervisors will permit me to talk to a manager or anyone higher than their position. They consistently contradict each other regarding whether they (or anyone) can contact the Letter Writing Unit? or not, and refuse to escalate my complaint to their superiors. If I had known how bad their customer service is, I would have requested a different lender from my college. It has taken them 8 days so far to send the fax, and if I EVER receive it, it will have been the longest fax in the history of mankind.
I have made an offer on a house and must get this paperwork in to the lender to approve the mortgage - this is the ONE PIECE that is holding back the process. If I do not close in a timely fashion, I will lose this house and potentially the deposit which I have already paid, not to mention the fees for the inspection and mortgage application.
Reviewed Aug. 15, 2008
I work at Citibank in Customer service and sales. I was scrolling through the complaints and had to laugh. I don't agree with alot that the company does, but some of the complaints would not be there if the customer would read the terms and conditions of the card agreement when accepting the card. EX: the Change in Terms....that is a business decision. The company gives the card member several months in written notice advising them that if they opt out the card will not renew & they keep existing terms until then. If they accept terms, rate (or whatever the CIT was for) changes and card stays open. It is in your card agreement that the rate can be changed at any time. Another ex: is the Balance transfer checks you rec'v in the mail.
Yes, they can be used just like checks but they have fees and APR's attached to them. Usually the fee is 3% with a $5 min. The light colored checks are the BT checks. Now the terms are with the checks. So for someone to say they did not know there would be a fee, did not read the check correctly. Now, the white checks attached to your stmnt. those are cash convenience checks. They come off of your cash line instead of your credit. There is the 3% fee with a $5 min and NO max and the interest calculates DAILY at usually 19.99% or higher. Reason being, it is cash therefore it is a risk. Citibank has no guarantee your gonna pay it back. You get cash, you spend you may declare bankruptcy or just not pay.
I deal with about 100-150 card members every day M-F for 8 hours a day. If customers would read things and ask questions, half the calls I get would be eliminated. I am thankful for the calls or I would not have a job. However, if you are mad at Citibank most likely it is because you did not adhere to the card agreement that you accepted when you were approved for and activated the credit card. FYI: READ, READ, READ! Also, Finance charges are billed a month behind, so for those of you who paid your last bill then got a new statement and are mad because you got finance charges. those are what accrued from the PREVIOUS months balance that you DID NOT PAY OFF IN FULL BY THE DUE DATE! Turn your stmnt over and READ,READ,READ!
Reviewed Aug. 7, 2008
I received a very enticing offer from Citibank for a balance transfer for around 5% or so. I borrowed around $8,000 by calling the numbre listed on the paper from Citibank. The rep asked about some rewards program and payment aid. I told them that I am not interested. I do not really need it. Two months down the road, I received a call from Citibank saying that I am past due. I told them that I was waiting for the first bill. I don't know the monthly payments and where to send the money to.
Citicard charged me for late fees and raised my interest rates to 29%. I called to argue about the charges and another rep said that they will lower my rates again but keep the late fees. That was so unfair but I said "ok" just to get the rates back on track. Apparently, Citicard changed my account for email only billing without my knowledge. I asked Citibank to send me the paper bill because I never received the email notice. My wife told me two months later that Citibank is charging us 29% for interest. Then I saw charges for payment aid, and the rewards program. I called 20 times but the bank and these other associates kept dropping my call.
Finally I was able to talk to a rep but I got disconnected again several times whenever I tell them about my complaint. Finally I was able to finish my call with a rep after 5 hours on the phone. The rep said that there was no document on my account regarding the previous call. Then Citibank would not lower the rates. It is their fault in the first place. I am always on time for my payment.
I decided to cancel my account with Citibank. I called citibank to check my balance as of 8/7/08. I wrote a letter saying that I am cancelling this account when full payment is received. I send an electronic payment for the full amount according to the automated service. I will never deal with Citibank or any of its affiliates ever! Lesson learned.
I wasted so much time and money from paying late, interest fees and other auxillary fees that should not have happened in the first place. The bank has the responsibility to notify the borrower when the amount owed is due. If there is a problem with the medium in which it was sent, then the bank has to figure out what happened. How can the borrower anticipate payment information when that information is not even available to the rep on the transaction day, even a week after the transaction. This is a scam by Citibank to get more money from us. If there is a class action suit brought against Citibank, I would gladly testify against them. If I do not have the financial resources to pay off my card, I would be in trouble for sure.
Reviewed Aug. 7, 2008
I'm facing two problems with Citibank, Egypt : 1- I'm trying hard to contact them by phone but every time after I insert all requested information , I get the response, We are not able to make this call, try at another time, it could happened many times without any hope of connect, at the past they used to put me on a queue of calls and at last they connect me but now their customer service was degraded very deeply .
2- I used to receive a monthly statement for my credit card usage but I didn't receive such statement for several months without any logical reason as I regularly pay my monthly amounts and I see a similar monthly statements delivered to my neighbor every month and every time I try to complain by phone, they never succeed in connecting me to one of their representatives . I recommend that all Citibank customer service procedures should be reviewed and Quality Assured seriously as they keep degrading in providing their services .
I fail to know the value which I should deposit every month at Citibank for servicing my Credit Card .
Reviewed Aug. 7, 2008
I could no longer afford my vehicle, I contacted Citi Financial to offer a voluntary repossession as not to destroy my credit. I was told they don't have that type of program and they didn't have any drop off spots to return the vehicle to them. The only way was to seize the property (i.e. repossess it) and it will count against me as that.
It will damage my credit, I will still owe on a car that I already can't afford, possible court actions can be taken against me, I may be forced to file bankruptcy.
Reviewed Aug. 5, 2008
i would like to make some conplain about service branches at Johor country of Malaysia. 1st of all, citibank service very poor n very bad. i went to citibank to open an saving account and it took me 4 times to citibank due to citibank poor service : told me wrong documents to bring, 4got to ask me sign document. staff very poor service which bring me alot probelms, travel to citibank and waste my time.
Reviewed July 27, 2008
Sometime June this year, I opened a payroll savings account with Citibank Philippines. I was issued an ATM card at the very same day. I was quite happy that I got the card right away. My hapiness turned into a nightmare. The ATM card issued to me was DEFECTIVE. I was in the middle of emergency when I needed to withdraw the 1st time from my Citibank ATM card. I did some shopping and was left around 40 Pesos or almost $1 (in convertion) in my pocket that day. Not enough money to buy me even a litre of gasoline, I tried to withdraw.
There started the nightmare. I was just so fortunate that the gas of my car sufficed and I was able to get home. I started calling the bank and ended up requesting to have a card replacement. If you are wondering why I did not just go to CItibank and request for a card replacement from there to expedite the process, I can't. This is because I work on a night shift from Mon-Fri. We all know that banks are close on weekends. I can't sacrifice Monday morning since I have other responsibilities I have to fulfill and I am a single parent.
So, since card replacement through delivery is available, I took the option. I was promised that the card will be delivered within 5-7 business days. It went on and on and today is the Nth business day and the card hasn't been delivered yet. I called CItibank's customer service almost everyday last week and everyday had been a disappointment for me. I was given false hopes and I had no choice but to bite into the bacon. People from home also had to sacrifice their time. I had to ask someone to stay and wait for the courier. These people have something to do on their own and elsewhere to go but they can't.
In my opinion, Citibank Philippines is a bigtime ROBBER. I feel that I am being held up. It is MY MONEY that I can't withdraw. Today, I won't give in to hoping anymore. That's why I am starting to make my move even to as little as airing my situation, burden, disappointment and very bad experience through the internet. So, People in and from the Philippines who are planning to open an ATM/Savings account in CITIBANK Philippines, Please think twice. There are a whole lot of other Banks that you could choose from. I have been happy with the other Banks where I also have savings account.
Sleepless nights. Morally demotivated. Family commotions. Added financial difficulties, Anxiety and etc.
Reviewed July 26, 2008
I had applied for a checking account in June. in July, I had received a letter with a pin number for a debit card. On July 26th, I received the debit cards and a letter fro citibank telling me that they couldnt open up an account for me due to chexsystems. I didnt understand what had happened because they had sent me the debit card, so I called a representative and told me that the account was flagged as a liability and was closed. So she sent me to a new accounts banker to open up a new account and I was told that I cannot get an account with citibank because of the information in chexsystems. I was highly upset because
I have applied to this bank before and they never used chexsystems, they used equifax. So every time I applied for a bank account, they would give me a crappy reason for them not to give me an account. If they would have checked, then they shouldnt have sent the debit cards. I will not apply to Citibank or any of their lousy credit cards.
Reviewed July 24, 2008
I was issued a credit card some 8 years ago. This is the period when credit cards were considered as wallet status in India. I was approached by a Citibank representative and introduced me to the credit card, how it works and advantages and so on...I too like other fellow beings entered into the trap and signed a form which required details like house address, date of birth and income details, signature.
I told him I was in a hurry and the representative immediately said just sign here and we will take care of the rest and asked my mailing address. I signed and gave him the address. Please note here there is no address proof/date of birth proof nor any such formalities collected to open a new credit acrd account.
I want to close the card now and have been trying to contact the Citibank customer care. I am put on the IVR and asked to enter the TPIN, date of birth verfication, last two transactions made and so on..I pressed 9 to reach for a Citiphone officer as it is called in Citibank language. I requested the gentle man who came on the phone to close the card..he again asked me to verify my TPIN, DOB, transaction details...I could only furnish the transaction details of the card as I had made the payment to the card from my debit card, but couldn't get the gentleman to transfer me to a credit card closure department.
I have paid late payment charges for a transaction which has been converted to EMI and I am unable to close it..I am asked to write to a mailing address requesting for DOB to be changed to the correct with proofs.
Citibank Company Information
- Company Name:
- Citibank
- Year Founded:
- 1812
- Address:
- 100 Citibank Drive
- City:
- San Antonio
- State/Province:
- TX
- Postal Code:
- 78245
- Country:
- United States
- Website:
- www.citi.com
