Credit card Taking/threatening an illegal action seized/attempted to seize property
JPMorgan Chase Debt collection department,
Credit card Taking/threatening an illegal action Seized/Attempted to seize property Arizona
On -/-/2015 - willfully withdrew $100.00 dollars from my husband 's joint account, when I had called two days prior and told them I had no income, I was - and had lost my job, the rep assured me that they were not going to take any money, and they did. This account receives direct deposit from social security retirement, this is all the money we had to survive on for a whole month. My husband does not owe - any monies, nor did he incurred this debt, I did, when we were divorced. I had given them permission to withdraw money while I was working, because they threatened to sue me for not paying them this very old debt, they demanded a specific date for payment, and the only date available to pay was on the - of each month when there was money from his social security available to pay this debt. I would then transfer money from my own account to his when I got paid. They also have refused to correct my name on their account, they have included my husband in my own personal debt, and have altered my husband 's name without legal authority. Please help me solve this situation against -.Thank you
JPMorgan Chase customer in Arizona
Apr 08, 2015
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
JPMorgan Chase response to complaint:
Closed with explanation
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