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credit card
by me mumbaikar on Jul 19, 2007 04:24 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

i have one question if anyone can help me out with. My diseased father used to have HSBC credit card. there was some balance on his card at the time of his death. we even paid some amount as a full and final settelment but it didnt happen. every year before closure of economic yr, ie. b4 end of march, bank ppl come to enquire, each time we tell them the same old story happend in the past. they note it down and go or else request to pay any amount as a full and final settlement, they dont force. now if i plan to opt for hsbc card only then this above mentioned matter can affect me in any way, in the furute?


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RE:credit card
by vijay hegde on Jul 19, 2007 08:32 PM  Permalink
You should approch the consumer court in tardeo and send them a filed application. tat will fix them right and also save u from trouble in the future. Also, you may file an RTI (right to information ) . This will again fix things . They wont bother u again.. I have done it for SBI cards and the issue was resolved.

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RE:credit card
by max on Jul 20, 2007 04:30 PM  Permalink
in case of death of card holder, there is a rule that the bank will waive the outstanding amount.

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One more experience
by prem on Jul 19, 2007 11:51 AM  Permalink  | Hide replies

I drop DD worth Rs. 12,000 into a HDFC DropBox. But they said u have not give any cheque/DD, So cancel that DD
and give fresh DD. Even I give the DD Number and photo copy of challan for that
DD they dont accept that. For the amount more than Rs. 7000/- u have to give bond to the remitted bank. So I went to
that bank and give bond and requisition letter. This process took 2 months. For that period HDFC charge me late fee also.
For cancellation also i spend more than 500/-.

After one year again they said we dont receive payment while i drop a cheque in their drop box.

This is happening in HDFC only.

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RE:One more experience
by Suh P on Jul 19, 2007 12:19 PM  Permalink
Nice work (post) by Rediff admin!
btw, is this in past-tense or present-tense???

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Credit Cards
by swarup Roy on Jul 19, 2007 11:27 AM  Permalink 

Hi!I think it is better to use Nationalisedcredit cards except ICICI,like SBI ,Andhra Bank and others instead of SCB,Citi Bank,etc. as we can'talways carry cash.

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not easy to repay easy loan
by Mahesh on Jul 19, 2007 04:04 AM  Permalink  | Hide replies

I have taken personal loan from ABN AMRO Bank and I do want to forcefully close the loan before 4 months but bank is charging 2 % charges on remaining loan amt.,why ? , Is it a crime to repay the loan before date ?

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RE:not easy to repay easy loan
by hrp on Jul 19, 2007 10:31 AM  Permalink
it is not crime but definetely against the goal of the bank. bank gives loan to earn interest (not for social service). you're lucky, CITIBANK charges 4% penalty on balance principal amount and they allow pre-closure of loans only after 6 months!

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Credit Card
by on Jul 18, 2007 06:11 PM  Permalink 

I had the exact same experience, only on a smaller scale.OFcourse it pissed me off.But the thing abt credit cards is not that you cant manage money but its the "Ease" of use.I can swipe ONLY credit cards (and Not debit cards) at Multiplexes, online flight bookings.IF everyone began to accept debit cards then credit cards SHOULD become history!

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Warren Buffet
by your friend on Jul 18, 2007 03:48 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

One of the richest men in the world has warned youngsters to stay away from credit cards. And it is true. Instead of learning all the hidden rules created by these CC cos, ie instead of wasting time understanding how to manage credit cards, spend time learning how to manage money. You and your family will benefit more from it. The whole business model of Credit Card business is based on the intent of fraud. Learn from Buffet and stay away from credit cards.

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RE:Warren Buffet
by vikas aditya on Jul 19, 2007 06:31 AM  Permalink
I have always MADE money from Credit Cards and have never paid any single penny to bank by following simple principles..
-Pay in FULL before the due date. No need to pay interest
-Use ONLY one credit card and pay using online banking..no chance of forgetting the due dates
-Use reward points for Filling Petrol and saving money there :)
-Take advantage of all Cash Back promotions.

You will MAKE money from credit cards. It's that simple!


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RE:RE:Warren Buffet
by suhit kumar on Jul 20, 2007 12:27 AM  Permalink
This dude is absolutely right. If one follows these simple rules, then using credit cards won't be a nightmare

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RE:Warren Buffet
by B S on Jul 19, 2007 12:10 PM  Permalink
I too agreed with this statement "stay away from credit cards..." because these big banks kill the small customer by charging anything for small mistake.. RBI should make one rule for all banks whether its pvivate or nationalise . like if minimum amount in saving account is not maintained ..then charge should be same in all banks..for stop payment... for every bank related act there should be unique charge system... should be defined by RBI... don't allow bank to kill small consumer... its after all consumer's hard earn money

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RE:Warren Buffet
by hrp on Jul 18, 2007 04:10 PM  Permalink
Warren Buffet stays away from telephone/mobile also. how many of you can do this????

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RE:Warren Buffet
by your friend on Jul 18, 2007 04:17 PM  Permalink
Buffet has invested in telecom companies.

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RE:Warren Buffet
by hrp on Jul 18, 2007 04:23 PM  Permalink
so you too invest in telecom but don't use phones!

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RE:Warren Buffet
by B S on Jul 19, 2007 12:08 PM  Permalink
I too agreed with this statement "stay away from credit cards..." because these big banks kill the small customer by charging anything for small mistake.. RBI should make one rule for all banks whether ist pvivate or nationalise . like if minimum amount in saving account is not maintained ..then charge should be same in all banks..for stop payment... for every bank related act there should be unique charge system... should be defined by RBI... don't allow bank to kill small consumer... its after all consumer's hard earn money

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No need of credit card
by seera pathy on Jul 18, 2007 02:29 PM  Permalink 

If the debit card is acceptable everywhere, like purchasing things online or Railway booking... we need not depnd on the credit card. why the people are not accepting debit card instead of credit card when there is enough money... I'm unaware about these system. if anybody can clarify.. nice to them...

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