Credit card Communication tactics frequent or repeated calls
Bank of America Debt collection department,
Credit card Communication tactics Frequent or repeated calls Connecticut
- - debt collectors incessantly called me during the months of - and - 2013 to collect on an alleged Bank of America credit card debt. I remember these repeated calls as annoying, aggressive, intense and oppressive. All of these calls took place while I was attempting to work. - insisted that I had to settle my alleged debt before the end of the month or the settlement talks would end. It appeared, based on their aggressive and oppressive behavior, that they were indeed desperate. Therefore, I better settle the alleged debt by the end of the month or the endless and degrading phone calls would never end. The calls, to my recollection, started with the initial collector who was rude and aggressive and tried to force me to settle the alleged debt at a price that I was unable to afford. Then I was moved around between different levels '' of surly and degrading debt collectors. This culminated in a high pressure settlement on - -, 2013. ( See the attached letter from - -, dated - -, 2013. ) As I state below, the only reason I paid the alleged debt was to end the incessant and harassing and oppressive - - phone calls.
Bank of America customer in Connecticut
Sep 28, 2015
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
Bank of America response to complaint:
Closed with explanation
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File ComplaintWebsite | https://www.bankofamerica.com/ |
Phone | (704) 386-5681 |
Address | 100 N Tryon St Ste 220 Charlotte NC 28202 |
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