A growing coalition of customers is voicing frustration over Curve after discovering multiple double charges for Amazon purchases. Despite Curve insisting payments were made, Amazon claims it never received the funds, leaving users in financial distress.
Customers report similar incidents, with one stating they were charged four times for an Amazon transaction, stating, "I retried the payment on Amazon, and Curve charged me two more times. Now, I'll be paying interest on 3x500 euros for nothing."
Others have experienced double charges from merchants outside of Amazon. One customer stated, "Iβve also been double charged, not from Amazon, but from a different merchant. And I still didnβt get the problem solved by Curve."
Discontent is also evident in Curveβs customer service. Users are increasingly frustrated by waiting weeks for responses. A comment reads, "Iβve reached out through the app and by email, and itβs been 20 days without a reply. Iβll leave Curve as soon as this issue is resolved."
People are turning to forums to express a blend of anger and disappointment. Comments highlight deeper discontent with Curveβs reliability:
Support Response: Many users are voicing frustrations over delayed responses from customer support, with several noting, "Nothing useful done since May 13."
Financial Strain: Users are worried about mounting interest from the unexpected charges. Someone simply stated, "Itβs a mess."
Alternative Solutions: Shifting to other payment services is increasingly common, as users affirm, "Time to find an alternative to Curve."
π Customers report four transactions for single Amazon purchases being billed.
π Users are unhappy with the lack of customer support; many state requests remain unanswered.
πΈ "Iβm paying interest on 3x500 euros for nothing" highlights the financial burden faced by many dissatisfied customers.
Experts suggest Curve might need to overhaul their support strategy to regain trust. Given the rising dissatisfaction, itβs likely theyβll enhance resources to address growing complaints. As users continue to face double charges and pay interest on nonexistent purchases, many are left wondering when Curve will resolve these issues to restore confidence.
This situation echoes past issues with online banking, where customers faced similar payment troubles. Just like in the 1990s, banks had to innovate, and now, Curve may need to refine its processing methods. As people encounter rising fees and unresolved issues, timely resolution will be key.