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NTB Credit Card Complaints: What Records Show

Quick Answer: This page collects customer feedback and complaints about The National Tire & Battery Credit Card to help potential customers make informed decisions. Reviewers are asked to share experiences regarding customer service, communication, fees, terms disclosure, and overall satisfaction with the credit card service.

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  • Did The National Tire & Battery Credit Card give you the terms and conditions for the credit you were interested in before you gave them any personal information?
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  1. My 73 year old father was ripped off by a NTB employee in which later I found this employee and the Sales Manager, Lloyd Duncan, both was in this scam.  My father who do not know how to read but can sign his own name paid this NTB employee IN CASH for four tires and then the employee told him how he could receive this mail-in rebate card and had my father to sign a credit card application and gave my father a receipt showing the credit card was also being charged.  This employee took my father into the manager’s office to receive the cash.  So far NTB Headquarters has not shown any resolution in trying to resolve this issue.

    This store is located at 5640 Sunnyside Drive, Beltsville, Maryland 20750.

    Do anyone have any suggestions?

    5/24/2012
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