Mikaela
Part of Goldman Sachs looks like
I had an issue with the AC unit at my home. A local AC company showed up and the damage was bigger than what I expected and hoped for. Since I did not want to pay the invoice of about $1300 outright, I decided to apply for their credit card and got approved quickly. What they did not tell me at that time and I did not find out for about more than 2 months is the company took 50 points off my credit rating to approve me for their credit card!? If I had know that, I would have never applied for their card. My credit score has always been excellent, but 50 points just for a credit check is waaaay to much and unfair. That has never happed to me before. Also, on the last due date of one month's payment I just forgot to make the payment. Greensky company started calling me on the next day to make me make the payment. It turns out that they give 10 days grace period to their customers which means I was not late at all. They just want to keep applying pressure on people. I also called a few numbers without getting anywhere to find out about this case, but I did find out that Greensky is actually owned by Goldman Sachs. Both companies deserve 1 star rating for their unprofessionalism and bad company policies. And please do not write me back like you are sorry and you provide "excellent service and care about customers". The Greensky policies are bad, but I have to praise employees that I spoke with on the phone a few times. They were really professional and helpful.



