Discover Credit card department,
I received a call from a company that would n't identify themselves and immediately started recording the call. I asked who it was, and they would n't say and started asking who I was. I told them I would n't say unless they identified themselves. It went back and forth like that several times until they finally identified themselves as - Business Card. They were recording this entire time. It turned out I had missed a payment. My complaint is that when calls like this are made, they need to ( 1 ) identify themselves immediately and ( 2 ) ask permission before they start recording. Neither happened. If this is not a requirement, it should be. I am also now concerned that - has flagged my account as a collection problem or as an uncooperative customer. In a world where people are increasingly getting scammed by callers who are insistent or downright bullying, there is plenty of reason to not trust someone who calls and exhibits these same behaviors. And it most definitely should be prohibited for any credit card company to use these tactics, which puts them in the same league as phone and online criminals.
Discover customer in California
Oct 21, 2015
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
Discover response to complaint:
Closed with explanation
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File ComplaintWebsite | https://www.discover.com/ |
Phone | 224-405-1747 |
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Address | P.O. Box 30943 Sale Lake city UT 84130 |
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