PayPal Holdings, Inc. Credit card department,
Unsolicited issuance of credit card Arizona
PayPal misled customers into signing up for lines of credit they never wanted In -, PayPal ( PYPL ) was ordered to refund $15.00 - to customers and pay a $10.00 - fine after the CFPB found the company had illegally signed people up for unwanted credit. Many who thought they were signing up for regular PayPal accounts unwittingly registered for lines of credit through the company 's lending arm, according to the CFPB. Some people only found out when they started getting debt collection notices for past due amounts or found evidence of the new account on their credit report
PayPal Holdings, Inc. customer in Arizona
Dec 31, 2015
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
PayPal Holdings, Inc. response to complaint:
Closed with explanation
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