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So the website www.status-now.com belongs to this company? My two checks from Nero ($100) was mailed out last week but I haven't got them yet. This is a mess.
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wow, this really good information to know for the upcoming holiday season.
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11-14-2008, 07:03 PM
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Got this notice from PriceGrabber.
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11-14-2008, 07:31 PM
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I've been thinking that the timing of all this is rather convenient...just two weeks before BF. What happens to all the ads that have already been printed advertising rebates?! Talk about lots of cases for bait and switch unless the stores offer the after rebate price- wouldn't they have to do that?!
I myself cashed 6 checks on monday...hopefully, they have cleared and I can rest easy. I still have $100 from logitech that should be mailed out this week... I will be contacting logitech direct to see what they have to say. As for the rest of the industry, it only leaves one or two major rebate processors. Maybe firms like Logitech will switch to instant discount, but they have been offering rebates for a LONG time, with many different processors- rebatestatus lasted from November 2003 to today. Not a good day. |
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Edit: Nevermind, I found it in my junk folder. Just received!
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From an online article [bankrate.com]:
All the banks we talked with said they charge the DIR to pay for handling costs. Fox disputes that. "These fees run about 10 times what it costs to handle it -- of course they're punitive." In 1998, the last time Consumer Federation of America examined bounced check fees, the banking industry collected $5.6 billion from consumers in NSF charges and another $1.1 billion in DIR fees. The average DIR fee was $6.28 at banks, and $7.65 at savings associations, according to data released by the Federal Reserve in 2000. Fox says those numbers have only gone up. Make no mistake; consumer activists don't think banks should be left holding the bag on either side of the scenario. But a fee that charges a possibly innocent person leaves a bad taste. Representative Anthony Weiner of New York introduced legislation in 1999 to ban DIR fees. The "Fairness to Check Cashers Act" never made it out of committee. Nevertheless, Weiner continues to believe that imposing a fee on the individual who cashes a bad check is akin to punishing the victim, according to Weiner spokesman Anson Kaye. Kaye says Weiner plans to reintroduce the measure. If you deposit a bad check and get zapped with a fee, call the bank and ask if the fee can be waived. Every financial institution we talked with said they would work with a customer with whom they have a "good relationship." In other words, they may give you a break if you don't bounce checks and if you haven't deposited a bad check before, or at least not in a long time.
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Pricegrabber Now Emailing Not To Cash Checks !!!!!!!!!!!
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