Just because you had a bad experience with a rogue employee of Rite Aid doesn't mean they're all bad...
I've been using RA for over a year to load my card via WU and have never had any problems.
Great! Keep it up! Keep handing strangers your card when you could just as easily load it via swipe or through MoneyGram.
And I would really like to know, exactly, what I did that caused you think that I would be in the least bit interested to know what you do with your NS card, in the first place? I had
thought that I had merely posted a reply, in the form of a suggestion, to just play's op.
What is it that causes you to show up like this, out of the blue, and post these off the wall replies directed at
me? When I wrote "you" in my previous post, I didn't literally mean
you, winbig, even though it might have seemed that way when you read it if no one else was around at the time. Anybody reading "you" might possibly have been mistaken that I was singling them out, as well, but "you" are the only one who seems to take it that way, feeling compelled to "counter - atttack" or whatever it is you are doing.
winbig: I don't want "you" to do anything I have ever suggested that anyone do about anything. Ever. We cool now?
Honest, winbig, I swear to God: I wasn't even
thinking of you when I wrote that post. Honest Injun!
But since you just happened to mention it, winbig, FYI: My "bad experience with a rogue Rite-Aid employee", who, upon investigation by the Riverside Sheriff's Department, turned out to be one of many rogue Rite -Aid employees scattered throughout The Palm Springs area as well as other Riverside Municipalities who, collectively, to date, after being approached by thieves and offered fee's for collecting cardholder info, have ripped off approximately 1000 Western Union customers either associated with NetSpend or other companies with similar vulnerabilities who are also partnered with Western Union, similarly as is NetSpend.
This investigation came at the urging of Darryl Clukey, Vice President, Customer Service, NetSpend Corporation to whom I escalated my dispute when the normal Netspend brush off didn't take, in my case.
Mr. Clukey had emailed me, first to express his dissatisfaction with how my dispute had been mis-handled, then to ask me if I would consider re-contacting the Sheriff's Department, while he also contacted them from his end, as it had been several weeks since I filed the online police report without a reply.
The result was the above mentioned investigation led by Detective Cecilia Ellis of the Riverside Sheriff's Department.
Mr. Clukey also asked if he could have NetSpend's Director of Call Center Services, Barbara Core, phone me to resolve my dispute and to try to ascertain what went wrong. As a result of her telephone call the next morning, NetSpend has since changed several points of criteria for handling customer reloads to help avoid future situations, just in case someone
else just has
"a bad experience with a rogue employee of Rite Aid."
