TD Bank Credit card department,
My target card had autopay linked to an old bank account, and after two years of full credit card payments ( on time, and through autopay ), I had insufficient funds in that account. This was my error, so I called Target immediately, paid the full balance plus the $25.00 NSF fee and requested to change my autopay account. They told me to do this online. I changed the account online to my current checking account and called back to confirm they could see the new account. Target confirmed. The next month they tried taking funds from the old account AGAIN, even though I had changed it, and I had ANOTHER charge for insufficient funds. When speaking to a CSR and their supervisor, - -, on -/-/15 they told me that changing my bank account numbers for payments on line was not sufficient and I had to cancel my autopay agreement and create a new -. None of this information was online, or provided during my confirmation phone call. The website and employees were misleading due to the lack of disclosure, and is both unfair and deceptive, and when I requested the late fees to be returned for them providing incomplete and false information, they refused. The website should have clearly stated information about the new autopay agreements and the employee should have clearly disclosed this on the phone. I should not have been charged the $25.00.
TD Bank customer in Pennsylvania
Nov 06, 2015
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
TD Bank response to complaint:
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Address | 1701 Marlton Pike E Cherry Hill NJ |
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