Snoopy
An Unreliable, Unresponsive Business Entity
For the past 12+ months, when making a transaction at local stores, I haven't had problems using my RealPage payment card. But, on August 6, 2025, I went to DT and needed to do a split transaction. The cashier did not tell me my food card declined, so when I used my RP card--thinking I was paying the leftover balance--the entire transaction (more than the RP available balance) attempted to go onto the debit card, causing it to decline. Now, I have a negative balance, thanks to DT. Today, it is August 9th and texting BAL, as instructed on the card, has netted no response for two days so far. The customer service phone number, (866) 243-3395, given on the card makes a weird Fax number-like screech each time I call. The webpages (for the main website and the login page) do not load. Each search result shows a blank white page with a black header that shows the searched-for address or a variation of it (Sorry, had to delete the links): login address is displayed as: (had to delete) (even though I typed the address exactly as given on the back of the card which is: (had to delete) Note: The browsers I use automatically add (had to delete) to each address I typed in. The website address displayed as: (had to delete) but, again, I received the same blank white page. There are too many business entities involved in the availability of his card. Who do we contact--Sunrise Banks N A ; Mastercard International; North Lane Technologies; or Onbe, Inc?, because mypaymentvault.com simply cannot be reached via the sources given on the card. I appreciate having this debit card, but I am a senior and the pitiful amount that is loaded onto the card monthly is my only income source right now. If the card service is offline or doing site maintenance--whatever is going on--show the users some respect and consideration by sending us an informative text or place a message somewhere somehow to let us know the service will be unavailable. Even better, businesses, organizations and individuals--whoever set up the service initially--needs to send RealPage or whoever is responsible for this declining service a message by closing their account, if feasible. This card is a really good idea IF it functions as it should. Get it together. For now, I'm heading to the Better Business Bureau and file a complaint about the unresponsive quality of this card's customer service. I suggest others to do the same. Let your voice be heard.



