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To: SaraJohnson
I agree that Chase is the problem. They gave me a credit line and I charged up to one third of the credit line. I got a letter saying that my credit line was reduced to zero. I called the number and questioned why. I got an offshore guy that spoke English (not American English either). He proceeded to tell me that my balance was too high even after reducing the balance by two-thirds. I still get my statements with the original credit limit and how much credit I supposedly have left. What a joke.
72 posted on 01/06/2010 8:51:51 PM PST by NY Attitude (Make love not war but be prepared for either.)
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To: NY Attitude

My mortgage was sold to Chase...lucky me. I have to send the payments with a return receipt becuase they kept ripping me off with late fees. Had to get a lawyer to tell them to knock it off as I had built quite a well documented file on the scamming. They left me alone.

Then, I had a huge tree fall on the house and the insurance company issued the check to us and the holder of the mortgage company - Chase. Chase insisted on keeping the check to make sure we made the repairs to our house. So we had to front the money for repairs and wait for Chase inspectors to report back to Chase the work was being done and then they released our money to us...by drips and drabs.
We had to FRONT the money for repairs and luckily we were able to do that back then. Not now! I hate Chase.


76 posted on 01/06/2010 10:08:36 PM PST by SaraJohnson
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