Review and analysis of over 25 complaints against TD Bank
TD Bank consumers have reported over 25 official complaints related to Billing statement. Out of the 25 consumer complaints against TD Bank, 28% were disputed by the consumer (i.e. the consumer was not happy with how TD Bank responded to their complaint) and 100% were processed in a timely manner. 52% of consumer complaints against TD Bank resulted in the consumer receiving monetary compensation (e.g. money, cash reimbursement, etc.) and 12% resulted in non-monetary compensation.
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TD Bank Credit card billing statement June 30, 2015 - I recently was approved for a Target credit card. When I went to the company 's website to sign up for online account management I was not allowed to sign up because I would not agree to receive all communication, including monthly billing statements electronically. In addition, I would also have to agree to pay my credit card bill through their website. I declined to sign up. I believe this is unfair. ... |
TD Bank Credit card billing statement May 23, 2015 - I obtained a Target Red Credit Card about 3 years ago. In -/-/-, I stopped using the card after noticing high interest rates, hidden fees, can not view a copy of your receipt or billing statement - it does not show actual line item purchases, just the sale total ), the running total is not accurate and other hidden charges. If you lose your receipt, you can not dispute these charges or show proof of purchase on a warranty and Target deliberately does this, hoping the customer will lose their receipt so that they can continue to hide hidden fees on their Redcard Statement and do not hav... |
TD Bank Credit card billing statement April 5, 2015 - This is a SYSTEMIC issue that I wish to address with Regards to TD Credit services. They do not offer EMAIL ALERTS before the payment is due ; rather they offer text alerts, which means you have to pay for the text. This is done to deliberately have people late on their credit card payments as most people do n't want to pay for texts. This issue must be addressed, it is a systemic issue, and it has me getting behind on my payments all the time, I have - other credit cards, and I am on time with all of them, because they have Email alerts that alert me a few days before my payment is due, bu... |