http://www.dollarbanker.com/savings-account/colorado-federal-savings-bank-offer-online-high-yield-savings-account-at-170-apy/ Just another WordPress weblog Thu, 15 Dec 2011 16:29:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.dollarbanker.com/savings-account/colorado-federal-savings-bank-offer-online-high-yield-savings-account-at-170-apy/comment-page-1/#comment-230 CFSB Customer Thu, 24 Jun 2010 23:23:31 +0000 http://www.dollarbanker.com/savings-account/?p=172#comment-230 I opened an online savings account with them, with the minimum opening deposit of $2500. Later, when my balance fell to a low level, they just closed the account and pocketed the balance, including interest accrued but not yet paid. There was nothing in the rules about maintaining the $2500 minimum; you just needed it to open the account. When I contacted their customer service they were extremely nasty about it, and on my request sent me a copy of the rules (which I already had) with an irrelevant provision circled as though they thought I was too stupid to understand English. I didn't pursue this because it was a fairly small sum that they stole, but I have a large CD with them that I opened at the same time and can't wait to snatch it out of there on maturity. I do not (knowingly) do business with thieves. I opened an online savings account with them, with the minimum opening deposit of $2500. Later, when my balance fell to a low level, they just closed the account and pocketed the balance, including interest accrued but not yet paid. There was nothing in the rules about maintaining the $2500 minimum; you just needed it to open the account. When I contacted their customer service they were extremely nasty about it, and on my request sent me a copy of the rules (which I already had) with an irrelevant provision circled as though they thought I was too stupid to understand English. I didn’t pursue this because it was a fairly small sum that they stole, but I have a large CD with them that I opened at the same time and can’t wait to snatch it out of there on maturity. I do not (knowingly) do business with thieves.

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