WTF, HD financial services
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Cruiser
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From: Grand Haven, Mi.
WTF, HD financial services
Its bad enough that they charge $6 t make a payment online,
But, apparently their website is down right now, So I tried to make a payment over the phone.
They charge $12 to make a phone payment.
I pay all my bills online, and Harley is the
Only company I've ever dealt with that charges to make a payment.
**** 'em, I guess it's gonna be late. Not gonna pay $12 to make the payment.
But, apparently their website is down right now, So I tried to make a payment over the phone.
They charge $12 to make a phone payment.
I pay all my bills online, and Harley is the
Only company I've ever dealt with that charges to make a payment.
**** 'em, I guess it's gonna be late. Not gonna pay $12 to make the payment.
Tourer
Joined: Jun 2014
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From: OHIO
Yea F*ck em...
Set up recurring payments out of your bank account
It's the only free way besides remember to mail a money order in time..
They have always been cool with me about not charging a late fee for being one or 2 days late..(but wouldn't surprise me if they did others)
Goodluck
Set up recurring payments out of your bank account
It's the only free way besides remember to mail a money order in time..
They have always been cool with me about not charging a late fee for being one or 2 days late..(but wouldn't surprise me if they did others)
Goodluck
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From: Omaha
If you wait until the last minute to make a payment you are bound to run into issues from time to time.
Why should I pay for the cost of processing online or over the phone payments?
If you want the luxury of waiting until the last minute to make a payment you are going to have to pay the price.
I've got an idea for you; how about making two payments at once?
That way you're always paying a month ahead.
Why should I pay for the cost of processing online or over the phone payments?
If you want the luxury of waiting until the last minute to make a payment you are going to have to pay the price.
I've got an idea for you; how about making two payments at once?
That way you're always paying a month ahead.
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From: Omaha
14 days is about 10 days more than one should need to get a payment in.
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Agreed but the short time could be a problem with some forgetful debtors. The billing cycle just seems to be set up for late payment fees.
