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Original Comment I have been a Nordstrom customer since 1985, and have always paid my bills. You can imagine my shock I received a call from the morons from Nordstrom bank telling me that they were calling about my account for non payment. Whaaaat? Yes, they want $55.00/month for a balance of <br /> $135.00; I had only paid them $15.00. When I told the gentleman that they could close my account, I have been with them since 1985, he said &quot;OK&quot;. A week later, I received another call from a young lady from Nordstrom bank, same scennario. I explained to her that I had been laid off for almost a year, and she says &quot;Oh, congratulations on your new job&quot; in a very condescending voice. On my next bill, I was able to send them $35.00. Today, I received another call from Nordstroms, wanting to know where my payment was. I asked if they received the $35.oo, they told me how mush was applied, but I owed $25.oo for a late charge(???)..<br /> <br /> OK, now I have had it! This letter is being sent to the Attorney General, and guess what, Neiman Marcus? Granted, I probably will never get a credit card from them, but I think they'll get a good laugh out of this. If you are that strapped for cash, why don't you try lo lower your prices? You bring in clothing made overseas so that you can save money, so why don't you lower the prices for your customers? Obviously, you are no Neiman Marcus.

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