DISCOVER CREDIT CARD

DISCOVER CREDIT CARD SERVICES DISCOVER Discover 0% APR credit card offer is a typical case of bait and switch! Salt Lake City, Utah

15th of May, 2011 by User779904

I have received an offer from the DISCOVER Card Services in February 2011. They offered 0% APR for 15 months, $0 set-up and maintenance fees for the life of the card. They also offered in their letter $100 reward as soon as I make $1,000 in purchases within 3 months on my account. I called the DISCOVER on the 1 800 364 5188 from my Brooklyn home on March 31st and I made a contract with them. I got $2,500 credit line. They tried to convince me to sign up for their payment protection plan. I refused them. A week later I got my card, set-up my online account and made $1,000 in purchases. Weeks passed and when I checked my online account on May 16th I was unpleasantly surprised when I saw a $49 Annual Fee charge on my card. I called them in order to inquire about the charge and only the third customer representative, a supervisor, could answer to my questions. She told me that someone decided at the DISCOVER card services, after the contract was made over the phone on March 31st, that I'm ineligible for their offer and as a result -without my approval- they decided to alter the terms. They just forgot to let me know about the changes. Discover switched me over right from the beginning from the Discover More credit card to the Discover Essential credit card that I did not notice until the $49 charge appeared on my credit card account. I was told that I had to pay $49 Annual fee and I cannot get the $100 reward even though I made the $1,000 in purchases and paid the balance. I have $0 debt. I was told that they could cancel the $49 Annual Fee if I close my account within a few days. This was a typical case of bait and switch! I was mad as hell! I was supposed to get $100 reward from them + $0 Annual Fee however they wanted me to pay for them $49 a year! How ridiculous is that? I cancelled my card in a heartbeat! I will never make another contract with them! How can someone trust a credit card service company if it alters the agreement without letting know the customer about the changes?

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