I received a letter today from my bank indicating that I would be charged a $3 Debit Card Activity fee each month when I make a payment or purchase using the card tied to a specific account. Problem is my debit card is tied to two accounts. I rarely have activity on said account while the other is very active. So in trying to determine if I need to consolidate, will the $3 charge actually be a big deal, etc. So I decide to call customer service for clarifcation. This is where the suck part comes in.
So I go through all the prompts, cause gasp if you want something that's not automated. I get the prompt that they are connecting me to a personal banker, and what am I greeted by "Due to high volume of calls, please call back tomorrow" and then it HANGS UP on me.
Hey, Wells Fargo didn't your momma every teach it was rude to hang up on people? Well it is. Let me teach you a little business lesson. It goes like this...If you send out a mass mailing regarding a new fee that's going to be incurred by account holders, well then it's probably a good idea for you to staff your call center with enough Customer Service people/personal bankers to handle the volume. I don't mind waiting in a que until someone's available to answer my question, but I do mind being hung up on.
Come to think of it, tomorrow works well for me. Perhaps, I'll forgo the call back and possibly just visit a branch and put an end to our relationship. You being so busy and all.
I don't get the appeal of Missoni but it seems to be all the rage. I don't see it. I am staring at it but I just don't see it.
I received a letter today from my bank indicating that I would be charged a $3 Debit Card Activity fee each month when I make a payment or purchase using the card tied to a specific account. Problem is my debit card is tied to two accounts. I rarely have activity on said account while the other is very active. So in trying to determine if I need to consolidate, will the $3 charge actually be a big deal, etc. So I decide to call customer service for clarifcation. This is where the suck part comes in.
By a pair jeans that were once loose and are now looming on the edge of "suck in and zip".
I offer a prayer for all of those struggling to find gainful employment.
It needed plenty of help. My plan was to pull out my summer stuff (usually I have all seasons in there year round) get rid of anything that I didn't like or didn't fit leaving only wearable stuff so I could go in at anytime and pull out an outfit.
"If we ever forget that we are one nation under God, then we will be a nation gone under.”
these have been spotted in the cafeteria at work. I am completely grossed out.
1410 - That's the average SAT score for incoming freshmen at the University of Notre Dame. A fact we discovered during a behind the scenes tour of the university. That's stressful. Good thing we bought this book the day before at the campus bookstore.
We'll need the book, it's secrets, a lot of prayers, and a backup plan...
or 65, or 45, or anything within 5 miles of the posted speed limit.
This time next week I'll be on way home. (Mister thinks it strange that as a middle aged woman (gasp) I still refer to my parents place at home.)
1. Clean out the storage area
