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Moonlite37

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The strip on the back of my Visa card wore off and I called for a replacement, I had to give card number several tines plus the last 4 SS # about as many times. The girl said she could not send a replacement card by mail to my P.O. box if I had no street address. I told her that was my only mailing address and it delivered my billing and she asked me to call back during business hours. I was so frustrated I could not sleep and called again and all went well with another girl
 
I know what you mean...

I recently lost my debit card. Discovered it missing on Saturday evening, after my bank was closed. Looked at my wife's card, got the phone number to call to report it lost and turn it off.

What an ordeal! Got the runaround, asked the same info over and over, transferred, hung up on, put on hold, foreigners I could not understand...

I never found out for sure if it was stopped, could not get any info about the last use or if any additional uses had occurred.

Wasn't until Monday morning when my bank opened that I was able to make any progress. Found out it did get canceled, no unauthorized uses, thank God! Had a replacement card in a matter of minutes.
 
and my e wife! I had problems with the strip on mine and figure out I was wearing it off in my wallet setting in the tractor seat. My jean pocket we getting wore out to so I finally figured it out.
 
(quoted from post at 05:15:29 09/18/17) I thought my wife was the only one that could wear out a credit card.
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I always make my wife take two cards and swap between purchases so one doesn't get too hot and wear out.
 
I think the gas pumps w/ outdoor readers are hard on them. The card I use for gas gets used much much less than my wife's card, but that's the one that wears out early.
 
I have the same problem dealing with clueless city people who can not comprehend that rural people have to drive to a post office to pick up the mail.

Had one gal that said she could not accept a PO Box address, she insisted there must be a sign on the road I live on.

I told here yes there was a sign up at the intersection, all snotty as can be she said good now we are getting somewhere and asked me what the sign said.

She got real quiet and her attitude changed after I told her the sign said DEAD END.
 
If they didn't give you a hard time about the PO boxes, and some identity thief stole your account using a PO box, like they commonly do, you'd still be complaining.

So basically the bank can't win.

You should just keep your money all stuffed in your mattress.
 
That's what the big pocket on the front of your bibs is for!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!................................gtm
 
My wife lost her credit card so I was going to cancel it but who ever had it was spending a lot less money than my wife did so I just forgot about canceling it.
 
Don't worry, I'm sure those clueless city people could tell a few tales about the country bumpkins they deal with on the phone ...... ha !!!
 
when you get foreigners just ask to be connected to a U.S. operator. They'll try to talk you out of it but they have to, by law, let you talk to someone in the USA. And USA people are getting hard enough to understand; youngsters talk fast & low volume.
 
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