pitzerwm
Active member
Just in case you are like me and never read those endless notices that come with your statements, you might want to start reading them.
With this month's statement was a "notice of changes to your account". I just happened to look at it and something made me read it.
Effective June 1, they will be assessing and inactivity fee of $5 a month, because of inactivity. If you don't have at least 5 transactions a month totaling at least $500, it will trigger the $5 fee. And if you have an interest bearing account with less than $5000 in it, they will drop also drop the interest to .05%.
I have an account where I am parking money in a non-interest account. So are using my money for free yet feel that they need to clip me for another $5 a month.
I fired off an email to the CEO, and I get a computer generated email telling me that they really love my business and I should call a 800# to discuss any issues that I have. To date and I don't expect anyone other than a computer to contact me. Thankfully, there a lot of banks and credit Unions to move the account to. It's no wonder Key Bank needed to take TARP, and according to a news release hope to pay it back someday.
With this month's statement was a "notice of changes to your account". I just happened to look at it and something made me read it.
Effective June 1, they will be assessing and inactivity fee of $5 a month, because of inactivity. If you don't have at least 5 transactions a month totaling at least $500, it will trigger the $5 fee. And if you have an interest bearing account with less than $5000 in it, they will drop also drop the interest to .05%.
I have an account where I am parking money in a non-interest account. So are using my money for free yet feel that they need to clip me for another $5 a month.
I fired off an email to the CEO, and I get a computer generated email telling me that they really love my business and I should call a 800# to discuss any issues that I have. To date and I don't expect anyone other than a computer to contact me. Thankfully, there a lot of banks and credit Unions to move the account to. It's no wonder Key Bank needed to take TARP, and according to a news release hope to pay it back someday.
