Household International Retailer Still Closing Stores
The Kansas City Saks store is closing. In October 2004 Saks Fifth Avenue Enterprises , a business segment of retailer Saks Incorporated , announced it intends to close eight Saks Fifth Avenue stores and three Off 5th stores. Saks receives ongoing compensation from scandal plagued Household International.
Consumer watchdog organization Household Watch reminds consumers that Saks credit card operations are handled by troubled predatory lender Household International, a wholly owned subsidiary of HSBC. Household Watch states that the mix of subprime and Saks is a mismatch sure to anger Saks customers. — see more –
HSBC used their Saks contract as a reference while acquiring the credit card operations of Marks & Spencer.
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