Survey Finds Americans Don’t Believe Statements by Financial Institutions
In a press release titled “Very Few Americans Find Statements by Financial Institutions Completely Believable”, the Harris Poll says that its research found that “very few Americans (between 2% and 5%) say they find statements completely believable if made by a spokesperson for one of these types of companies” – and that “almost two-thirds of Americans (64%) say they find statements made by a spokesperson from a credit card company not at all believable.” Baby Boomers are even more negative about statements from credit card companies – 69% say they find them not at all believable.
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