JPMorgan Chase Credit Card Complaint

JPMorgan Chase Credit card department,

Credit determination Washington

For the second time now, I have been denied a Chase Freedom credit union. I have excellent credit and no delinquencies. There is no valid reason for Chase to continue denying me a Chase Freedom card. I complained to the corporate office, and the excuse they 're using this time is that I have opened too many credit cards in the past 24 months. I then asked them what is the time frame for them to stop claiming I 've opened too many credit cards, and then they changed their story completely. They then claimed that my income is too low, which makes no sense whatsoever, as again, I have excellent credit and no delinquencies. Therefore, they are discriminating against my economic " class, '' as well as age, and -. As long as I have excellent credit and no delinquencies, there is no valid, legal reason for Chase to continue to deny me a Chase Freedom card, especially as I have other Chase credit cards. This is a clear-cut act of discrimination, for if my income were the case, then Chase would have to cancel credit cards for all credit card holders whose incomes dropped, which includes retirees, the -, and the unemployed. Therefore, it is appropriate for CFPB to hold Chase accountable for denying me, an aging, - citizen with excellent credit and no delinquencies, a Chase Freedom card. ( And in the past, after filing CFPB complaints, CFPB has done nothing more than " shuffle papers, '' i.e., send me the bank 's response, regardless of what it is, then close the case, rather than hold the bank accountable. Also, in the past, after logging in to CFPB, I have been unable to access any documents, and this was never appropriately addressed or corrected. Therefore, please escalate this matter to the Director 's office. )