The Chase Branch at Frank LLoyd Wright and 100th street are morons. They closed down my checking account but not all the way that I had requested. I didn't really use the account and it didn't have much money in it anyway. I wrote a $10 check to a friend and they threw in a drawer for god knows how long and decided to cash it months later. This triggered reopening the account in Chase World and overdraft and other junk fees galore. $10 became who knows. I was told that is just how they do it. I would gladly pay the holder of the check $10 but when an account is closed it is closed. I told the bank employee person that I was closing this account and the LLC with it. I did not instruct them to leave it open for the possibility of reopening. I confirmed with another chase branch that they did have the option to permanently close it but didn't. This particular Chase branch did not do this however. When I called back and told them what I discovered they could have cared less. The corporate dance in sued and I told them to have a nice life.
My recommendation is to avoid this Chase Bank branch in Scottsdale at Frank LLoyd Wright and 100th Street. They are liars.
Chase Bank and ATM
14140 N 100th St
Scottsdale, AZ 85260
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Dumbest Bank In Scottsdale Arizona - Chase Bank
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Motorola Cliq review
I just sold my Motorola Cliq on eBay. Nobody from tmobile could figure out how to get it to work. What a piece of garbage. I definitely do not recommend this phone. I bought it for $199 and sold it for $285 on eBay. I guess I would only buy one if you want to sell it on eBay otherwise the phone is not very useful.
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Unlock Blackberry Bold 9700 Tmobile
Here is the procedure to unlock a Blackberry from T-Mobile. You will need to get the unique code from T-Mobile. It is free. Just call and ask for it.
Below you will see the Instructions for unlocking your Blackberry device.
From the Home screen, press the Menu key.
Scroll to and select Manage Connections.
Select Turn All Connections Off.
Press the red End key.
Scroll to and select Settings.
Scroll to and select Options
Scroll to and select Advanced Options.
Scroll to and select SIM Card.
Enter MEPD.
Note: When typing in MEPD the letters will not appear on the screen. This step opens up the personalization on the device.
Enter MEP2.
Note: To enter the number 2, press Alt + E/2.
Enter the unlock code and press the enter key (device should display code accepted)
Turn off the device.
Turn on the device.
Monday, January 11, 2010
T-Mobile Motorola Cliq Review
After two months of trying to get my Motorola cliq with motoblur to work on t-mobile I quit. The damn thing just does not receive calls reliably. I did a test tonight with my old phone and it worked every time. Put the sim card in the Motorola Cliq and it goes to voice mail every time. What a piece of shit. This has been one of the most frustrating customer service experiences ever.
Everything about the phone is terrific other than it does not receive phone calls reliably. I really like android os. Tmobile is a big dumb animal to deal with. I am getting a blackberry 9700 now. I need something reliable.
Monday, January 4, 2010
T-Mobile Motorola Cliq
After two weeks of frustration and no results from t mobile, my Motorola Click still does not work. I do not get inbound calls reliably. They either get an error message or go to voicemail right away. This is too bad because I really do like the phone. The Motoblur feature is great. I use this phone for business and really need something that works.
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Motorola Cliq on Tmobile
Motorola Cliq is a piece of shit. I have t-mobile service. Do not get this phone. It sucks.
My letter to Gary Harper at Channel 3 on your side.
I watch your show regularly and love how you can get to the heart of the matter in getting issues resolved with for consumers. I recently purchased a Mortorola cliq from t-mobile with a two year contract. I have been with T-mobile and their previous entities such as voicestream for nearly 20 years. My new phone is great except for one problem. It sends the majority of inbound calls straight to voicemail. I have been on the phone with them for hours and days trying to resolve it. They say they will call me back and they never do. I have received a replacement phone from them and it still does the same thing. I have asked that they take the phone back and I’ll just use my old phone. I have asked that they trade for a different model. They say I would need to pay for a new one. I’m extremely frustrated to the point of just going to a new carrier. To pay the penalty of $200 and the loose the phone and accessories totaling nearly $300. You would think they would try to keep a customer. I just don’t get it.
I pay nearly $100 a month for a cell phone. I don’t think it’s too much to ask that it can receive phone calls. Do you have any recommendations or do you think that you can help?
