Chetco FCU Moves Cards Program To TNB

Published March 02, 2009, 7:08 p.m. EST

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Updated August 27, 2020, 12:47 a.m. EDT

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HARBOR, Ore. – Chetco FCU said yesterday it has agreed to move the processing and servicing of its $4.7 million credit card portfolio, 12,000 PIN and signature debit card accounts, as well as its ATM terminal driving, to TNB Card Services.

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As part of the agreement, TNB will assume management of all back office card operations, including charge-backs, call center support, and fraud. TNB’s portfolio consultants will also work with Chetco to analyze and restructure its credit card program so it can better establish pricing strategies and offer more competitive products to its membership base.

TNB is a wholly owned subsidiary of credit union-owned Town North Bank.

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