First Premier Bank: Synonymous with Deceit
Consumer Affairs reports that credit cards from First Premier can come with up to $180 in start up fees. Here’s a breakdown:
* Account set-up fee: $29 (one-time fee)
* Program fee: $95 (one-time fee)
* Annual fee: $48
* Participation fee: $72 annually
* Additional card fee: $20 (if applicable)
* Transaction fee for cash advances: Greater of $5 or 3% of the cash advance
* Credit limit increase fee: $25
* Return item charge: $25
* Auto draft charge: $5/$9 per draft
* Express delivery fee: $25 for cards sent Express Mail
* Copying fee: $3 per item
* Internet access fee: $3.95
see:
The Bank With The 79% APR Has A Long, Long History Of Abuse
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on Oct 22 2009. Filed under Economy, Latest News.
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