I tell her to just send the remaining money as a check and just close the acct. The first call rep tells me it will be a $25 wire fee to transfer my remaining $50 to my external acct…. I call their contact number it’s a call center based in India. Took about a month in total just to link the account.įast forward to now I just got a $50 refund from my college and decide I’m done with this company. Once again the worst most painstaking process to do this. After not receiving a replacement card I decide to link my primary bank acct. Not only did it never come, the process for replacing it sent me in a feedback loop on their website. After losing the original debit card they sent me when I first opened the acct I tried to order a replacement card. Over my 4 years it has been nothing but issues. Any kind of money from the college including student loans were set up to deposit to this account. So back in 2019 when I first started college my community college at the time forced me to open an account with this god forsaken company in order to receive my student refund money. ** List of all college specific subreddits **
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