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  • Report:  #159726

Complaint Review: Chase - Bank One Card Services - Palatine Illinois

Reported By:
- Lake Havasu City, Arizona,
Submitted:
Updated:

Chase - Bank One Card Services
PO Box 94010 Palatine, Illinois, U.S.A.
Phone:
866-522-7587
Web:
N/A
Tell us has your experience with this business or person been good? What's this?
I have had several problems with this company. I made a payment online and they somehow messed the payment up and then charged me a $35.00 fee. They said it never cleared my Credit Union. I checked with the credit union they never received anything from this company and the company didn't have any paperwork showing this payment was denied by the Credit Union. I had to fight for months to get this fee credited back to my account. Of course they never back dated it.

I paid this credit card off after calling to verify how much I needed to payoff. This was paid off on the 15th of the month way prior to my due date and statement date. I also closed the account on the 22nd.

I now have received a bill showing I owe additional finance charges, transaction date 26th of the month.

This company will try anyway possible to get more money out of you, stay away.

The interest rate has also jumped up and I have great credit.

Patty

Lake Havasu City, Arizona
U.S.A.


1 Updates & Rebuttals

R

Springfield,
Missouri,
U.S.A.
It's always the banks fault

#2UPDATE Employee

Sun, October 16, 2005

ok, first of all, if you made a payment online, how could WE mess it up? i would guess that either you mistyped the account # in, or put in a credit card # or your debit card #, INSTEAD of your checking account #, that would be why your credit union states they never received the payment. Next, we don't give payoff amounts. if you were to call and ask how much you owe, we would tell you what your balance is of THAT DAY. Which leads to why you got another finance charge. your account is accruing interest DAILY until we receive your final payment of all the money you owe us. the reason your interest rate jumped up, was 1) a returned payment 2) a late payment, which are both defaults on the account, so it probably jumped to the DEFAULT interest rate.

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