JPMorgan Chase Consumer loan department,
Installment loan Problems when you are unable to pay Georgia
In - 2013, I was unable to pay the mortgage. I had a bad renter that I had to evict, and the situation drained our savings to keep paying the mortgage. We have - small children, and we ca n't choose Chase over our children. I called Chase Bank to let them know the situation and to see if I could make a few smaller payments to get caught up again. I had also called them prior to the missed payment letting them know I may not be able to pay if we could n't get a renter in place in time. They said they could n't help unless I was 90 days late and would n't even talk to me about any options. After I missed the - payment, I hired an attorney to help. At this point, Chase told us that they would not issue any late fees or report any late payments to the credit agencies. They honored that for a few months, then the late fees started and so did the reporting to the credit agencies. They keep reporting that I 'm 30 days late with each payment, but there has only been one month that
renter in place to cover the - payment, and we have n't missed another payment since. I work at a financial institution, and these practices by Chases are putting my job in jeopardy. All I wanted was to be able to work out a small payment plan to get caught up, and now I may have to sue Chase in order to make them do what they said they would do, which is to waive the late fees and not report any late payments to the credit agencies. I have been fighting this battle for a year and a half because Chase continues to use bully tactics to bully customers in to doing things the way Chase wants them done, not the legal way to have them done. If I lose my job over Chase 's practices, I will take them to court and sue them over this. It seems that Chase would rather you miss - payments in a row in order to start a foreclosure process. Seems like a way to make extra money by bullying customers in to foreclosure.
JPMorgan Chase customer in Georgia
Apr 07, 2015
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
JPMorgan Chase response to complaint:
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