When the accounts were initially closed, customers were told to continue paying down their debt. Now, they're being told by the company that their debt is cancelled. CBC talked to some customers who got letters from the bank this week.
Douglas Turner of Coe Hill, Ontario, who still owed about $4,500, said:
"I was sort of over the moon all last night, with a smile on my face. I couldn't believe it. It's crazy. This stuff doesn't happen with credit cards. Credit cards are horror stories."More
6 comments:
How about USA
Chase Bank can take the largest powerball payout in history like it's a kid depositing his $50 in a local bank.There you go,financial advice for free if you ever win the powerball.Just fill out a deposit slip and sign the check and you're off to the races.
Chase doesn't have to worry about paying off mine. I NEVER HAD A CHASE CARD. NEVER WILL. ANOTHER ANTI-AMERICAN BANK!!
I think I may be identifying as Canadian for a short period of time, eh?
Identifying as Canadian... there's something to think aboot!
It was not out of the kindness of their hearts, there is an underlying issue or ulterior motive. I am sure there is a law or lawsuit in there somewhere.
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