Thinking about taking a position with FSNB bank.  Any current employees or customers have comments about them?
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I used to have an account with them years ago it was a nightmare. Everyones account was always screwed up. The Marine Corps used to use them for all Parris Island recruits accounts.
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YES ... ME  I AM A SR MANGER AT MORTGAGE BANK PLEASE EMAIL IF WHAT LTV YOU ARE LOOKING TO DO WWW.JOHNG@OLDMERCHANTS.COM
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Yes, they are flaky.  But that depends on the bank issuing the MC.  I have one that I have had more issues that I like.  Be sure you have all of your info together when contacting them and don't accept a customer service rep's answer if you are not satisfied.  Ask for a supervisor.  \n\nDiscover is the best I have delt with.  They corrected issue immediately and professionally.
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From my personal experience of working there ,for 2 1/2 years from Jan. 1996- July 1998 and for 9 months from Sept 2004 to June 2005, I can tell you that they are very inconsiderate of their employees, they have horrible benefits, and the pay is terrible. To be honest, I have found from working there for so long ,and "being on the inside" and knowing how the compnay really is, I have learned that they don't care about anything other than their precious money. I worked there while Sam Walton was still alive and the company didn't quite seem like they just cared about the money. It seemed more like they cared about the people working there, but now that Sam Walton is no longer here the company has gotten big headed and greedy. It seems like they'll do everything they possibly can to make a $1. All I can say is that if Sam Walton knew what his company has become he'd roll over in his grave and that's the honest truth.
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I got a call from these guys today.\nI listened to their pitch and was going along with it until they asked for my bank info.\nI refused, but they kept pushing, gently.\nFinally, I asked for their federal tax ID. The "manager" I spoke to said that no one there had that information, but they would have one of their superiors get back to me.\nWhen I asked for a contact number, she said that it would be better if they contacted me. I asked if it was their policy not to give out their phone number. I was told that they give that info out all the time. \nThen she hung up.
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https://www.fnb.co.za/
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Trusted to treat them fairly?  The other 100's of banks don't treat them fairly?  Give me a break...  it seems like most blacks do more discrimination against themselves.  Do they have all black employees?  If they do I'm going to apply and then sue them for racism, then they won't have their own bank anymore because it will be my personal bank.
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I am currently conducting interviews for the serious, dedicated person to join my team. Please watch the video and give me a call or if you prefer I can call you. My parent company is located in Texas and we are hiring people to join our team. Positions are filling fast so don't hesitate to contact me. \nhttp://www.deliveringonthepromise.com/40334342\n \n Please listen to my National Vice President Janie Jones. How she and so many others like myself became successful in this business.\nhttp://www.dailychecksathome.homestead.com/
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I hate to say this but I don't know myself but whomever they are, I think they are trying to rob me. I didn't sign up for anything from that "company" and just recently I saw an attempt to withdraw $159 from my banking account. Since then I have been searching for the company and location and names but I haven't found anything yet. If I do I will be sure to pass it along to you and anyone else that has had problems with this "company."
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Yes.\n\nI have a link to it on my website - bankrate.com.\n\nIt is okay - but not always very thorough - depending on where you live. Click on the compare rates tab (on top) and then answer the questions - state, city - and you will have a comparison.\n\nUse it as a guide - think about how you will use your account and bank, and let that help you choose.\n\nFor instance: Need a bank with atms near where I work and play, need a bank that is open when I can get there, need a bank that doesn't charge me for checking, need a bank that is easy to get in and out of, need a bank with helpful staff, etc...you know what you need\n\nGood luck
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I'm an independent agent with that company. I did not join for them or for the guy who recruited me. I join for myself because I want to build something great for myself, which you normally can't do at a regular job. Anyway, if you join, you will face lots of tough challenges (like failing state exams, not making any money at the beginning, people not wanting to join you, people not wanting to do business with you) and it's going to make you want to quit. There is a $199 fee and the guy trying to recruit you maybe reluctant to tell you because it usually turns people away and they'll miss the opportunity they can have to build a better life for themselves.\n\nI think why most people think Primerica is a scam is because of the $199 fee. What they don't understand is that the guy who tried to recruit him/her also paid $199 and they never ask why that recruiter did it. $199 to start your own business in finance is a joke. It normally cost over $100,000 to a million to start and you need to get licensed, make sure your office is being compliant with state laws, make sure your workers are not doing anything illegal. Luckily at Primerica, all you have to worry about is getting licensed and let the company worry about everything else.\n\nI'm also a client at the company and I think their services is great. Even if I quit, I'll continue to do business with Primerica because they taught me things that no one else has. How great is it that a company that offers to help your finances and that they don't charge any fees to help you?\n\nSo I guess anything bad about Primerica is on the employment side. There's no salary, so commission payout is big (good income for part time). If you don't recruit, your business will never grow. You will face lots of mental challenges and rejections.
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None. I have been in one, do yourself a favor... avoid them like the plague, all they do is take your money.
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Go and ask your bank. They have lists of aliases and may be able to tell you the companies real name.
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I've been online banking for years and haven't had any problems. I am careful with my password, I watch my account for unusual activity and it is a great way to stay on top of my finances on a moments notice.\n\nThe banks go to a lot of effort to protect the information and I might be naive, but so far they have been pretty trustworthy.\n\nAll banks to publish their privacy and security information online so you can read these policies if they would assist with your comfort level.
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Sweet question!?. My personal experience as a HSBC customer, HSBC is one of the most un-customer or non-customer friendly company operating in US, eventhough it is not an us company, they minted money like hell in the last several years. I encourage you not to get involved with this company, fees are outrageous, even if you delay couple hours they will charge you late fees etc., If you want to talk to customer service get ready for a rude response to your call and very rude questions and answers session with them if you continue.\n\nthe supervisor is not capable of handling any customer enquiry, it is a bunch of crap, but made enough money already to be a leader in lending, whacking customers and what not.\n\noh wait, if you delay payment on their credit cards, get ready for 6-10 telephone calls a day..................this is a moron banking co.
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Um it varies. I've been working there for almost 21 months and have no complaints but I could see there being some complaints. First off for most of the year if you're not a full time employee then you have no guarenteed hours. I make the schedule and have a hard time doing it because of budget. Of course that could just me my store and because my people are overpayed. But really the discount is nice, the benefits you get for being full time is nice and it's generally a fun place to work for. Usually the age range is from 17-25 but it really varies on where you live but I would expect it to be near the same everywhere. But yea, it's the best job I've had (I was @ Circuit City for 17 mo. & Toys R Us for 22)
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Won't this be a problem if you get the job and you can't creatively solve problems at the bank?\nOuch. I know that must have stung.  Sorry.  But don't let yourself get stuck in a situation that could come back to bite you.\nYou might be unbelivably qualified for this position and the comp is probably awesome.\nI can help you find the answer - e mail me if you are interested.