Discover Bank Account Or Service Complaint

Discover Bank account or service department,

Checking account Account opening, closing, or management Florida

About a year ago I opened a Discover Bank online checking account. I already had an online savings account with them and was happy with it. I like getting bank statements and credit card statements mailed to me because they help me remember to reconcile and/or pay them in a timely manner. I also like having a paper trail back up for my files. I noticed that for some reason I was not receiving paper statements from Discover Bank, so I went online to choose that option. I could not find a place anywhere on their website where I could ask them to mail my statement to me. So I called the bank. After to talking with several people, I was told that I can call anytime to request a paper statement, but that they do n't have a paper-copy option for their online checking account. I was told that I had opted out when I opened the account ( this is mandatory ), and that I had waived my right to " opt-in '' because no such option exists. Wondering if this was legal, I did some online research. This led me to - -, Senior Consumer Regulations Specialist


ATM or debit card transactions ) can be made from the account. See 12 C.F.R. 1005.9 ( b ) and 1005.4 ( a ) ( 1 ) The E-Sign Act applies when a law or regulation requires written disclosures. 15 U.S.C.7001 ( c ) ( 1 ). The E-Sign permits the use of electronic disclosures in lieu of the written ones, provided the consumer consents and is notified of the right to later withdraw the consent. Regulation E specifically requires compliance with the E-Sign Act if a financial institution wants to provide disclosures electronically. 12 C.F.R. 1005.4 ( a ) ( 1 ). The E-Sign Act also requires financial institutions to provide consumers with the right to withdraw their consent to electronic disclosures. 15 U.S.C. 7001 ( c ) ( 1 ) ( B ) ( i ) ( II ). If Discover Bank is not complying with these requirements, you can file a complaint with its federal regulator for consumer protection issues ; namely, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ( CFPB ). You can contact the CFPB at - or visit the CFPB 's website to file a complaint online. -/We hope you find this information helpful. - - -Senior Consumer Regulations SpecialistSupervision, Regulation and CreditSupervision, Regulation and CreditThe Federal Reserve Bank - -Office : ( - ) -Cell : ( - ) -Email : --