We recognize that the impending danger from a storm the size of Floyd creates a high level of personal anxiety for individuals and families in the hurricane s track, said Rick Gilbert, Chief Operating Officer. He said activities related to storm damage, including flooding, property destruction and the temporary suspension of local services could impact customers in many different ways. We ll work hard with our cardholders to resolve any issues on their credit card account on an individual basis.
Customers can also call our customer service center for storm-related needs.
Aspire Visa, according to Gilbert, has approximately 53,000 customers who could be impacted in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina, the three states currently predicted to be in the storm s path. Depending on Floyd s actual path, a number of other states along the East Coast could receive damage. Gilbert said the storm hotline would apply to cardholders in those states as well. CompuCredit Corporation is a credit card company that uses technology based analytical techniques it has developed to identify credit-worthy consumers who it believes are not currently being served by more traditional consumer credit providers. CompuCredit markets Aspire Visa credit cards to these consumers on an unsecured basis.