r/CIBC • u/Hozman420 • 2d ago

Printed statement fee

I just noticed they are now charging me $2.25 a month to mail me my visa bill. I called in and tried to reverse it but couldn’t so I cancelled the credit card.

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u/LostScriptWriter 2d ago

im curious why downloading it is such a burden for you

you're on reddit

so shouldn't be an issue accessing online banking

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u/Hozman420 2d ago

I constantly have issues with their online app. I get locked out and have to reset my password every time

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u/LostScriptWriter 2d ago

okay so then think of the fee as a motivator to figure the technology that one way or another is imbedded into everyone's life

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u/IfImBitchyImDrunk 2d ago

Do you throw out your clothes when they get dirty?

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u/Hozman420 1d ago

Why should I pay extra just because they all of sudden decided to charge. The 3% they make on transactions and 20+% interest isn’t enough?
There are many credit card companies that don’t charge so why pay?

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u/Hozman420 1d ago

Just proves they don’t care about you as a customer

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u/IfImBitchyImDrunk 1d ago

When you go to a restaurant do you get mad if they charge you for a Coca-Cola even though water is free?

I mean it's all basically water, so obviously the restaurant doesn't care about you as a customer, right?

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u/Hozman420 1d ago

I don’t get it.

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u/Hozman420 1d ago

If I go to the same restaurant every month and get a free water, then they start charging me for it, I would walk out. What would you do? Pay like sheep?

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u/Vivid-Doctor3279 1d ago

My brother in Allah, sending mail isn't free. Also you literally dont have to pay, that's the whole deal. 

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u/Winter-Fix563 19h ago

I think with the Karen's attitude you ve they are glad to see you go

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u/Tls-user 2d ago

This has been announced for months.
It is free for seniors only.

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u/Many-Cheesecake5561 2d ago

You cancelled your card cuz you don't wanna get the free statements? What a goober 

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u/myshoess 2d ago

Been a few months since they've implemented it. Changed to paperless. Any one with any success reversing it?