Is anybody using this no-fees account for business? I am using TD but paying a lot in fees...
http://hsbc.ca/nomorefees
http://hsbc.ca/nomorefees
Anybody using HSBC Business Direct (No fees account)
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I have one of these accounts - Not much to say about it, it was easy to setup and so far everything has been fine, but it`s not a particularly active account for me. With a couple previous companies I used TD and RBC business accounts, but for low transaction volumes they were very expensive.
I been a long business customer with HSBC and the no fee program applies only to new business. Have not read the fine print on how long the no fees apply.
The treatment of old customers is very bad, as we pay huge fees, so new guys dont!
Are they gaining more than they are losing? A number of old customers are moving in protest.
The treatment of old customers is very bad, as we pay huge fees, so new guys dont!
Are they gaining more than they are losing? A number of old customers are moving in protest.
I`ll give them a try... currently, I am paying like 25 per month for a few cheques (3-4 a month).. That`s $300 a year... I used to have a no-fee account from business depot (staples) but they closed that service and transfer everyone to CIBC (I did not last there long). I like TD but it`s too expensive.
QUOTE (brentdavies @ May 18 2010, 06:37 PM) I been a long business customer with HSBC and the no fee program applies only to new business. Have not read the fine print on how long the no fees apply.
The treatment of old customers is very bad, as we pay huge fees, so new guys dont!
Are they gaining more than they are losing? A number of old customers are moving in protest.
QUOTE (brentdavies @ May 18 2010, 06:37 PM) I been a long business customer with HSBC and the no fee program applies only to new business. Have not read the fine print on how long the no fees apply.
The treatment of old customers is very bad, as we pay huge fees, so new guys dont!
Are they gaining more than they are losing? A number of old customers are moving in protest.