Banks Still Learning How to Treat a Loyal Customer
We already know that the current credit crunch has lead banks to become incredibly tight with their money, refusing to lend when our recovery from this mess depends upon it. An article in today's Toronto Star shows that not only are they not lending new money, but they are also putting the screws to longtime customers. The article chronicles the experience of Marvin Zuker, a provincial judge in Ontario for the past 30 years and a BMO customer for the same length of time. Despite his history with the bank, he recently had his account frozen and started receiving calls from an outside collections agency because he chose to use his overdraft for 6 months.
In good times and in bad, there is never an excuse for poor customer service and for not recognizing the value of longtime customers. One way that 310-LOAN has maintained its standing as one of Canada's leading payday loan providers is by making sure its customers don't feel like they are dealing with a bank. To get an idea of how 310-LOAN customers feel about the company's level of service, here are a few of the comments from customers, provided through 310-LOAN's Facebook page:
i have had nothing but the greatest of service from 310-Loan. Thank you for making it easy to get and to pay for a payday loan
-Troy S. (Calgary)
Labels: Media_Coverage, Payday_Loan_Alternatives


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