JPMorgan Chase & Co. Credit Card Complaint

JPMorgan Chase & Co. Credit card department,

Customer service / Customer relations Hawaii

Applied for - cards at the same time ( same day ) from JP Morgan Chase Bank. Both cards were sent to pending status with a 7-10 day wait for approval. Called both reconsideration lines and was given approvals over the phone. Upon receiving my accounts / cards, - of the - approvals was significantly less than stated over the telephone with the card services department. I called to speak with the card services department again, who passed me around multiple departments without resolution. No one could give me a clear answer other than telling me they could n't do anything about it. I finally escalated it to the Executive Office who stated that they would look into it. Executive office rep stated that they did make a mistake in telling me the approval amount over the phone after listening to the phone calls, and that the approval was cut given the approval of the other card. The option they gave me were to make another inquiry against my


I explained to them that I just wanted them to stand by what they said. After going back and forth, no resolution could be made within the company without making another inquiry to request for a " credit line increase '' vs. giving me the line of credit they stated ( and acknowledged that they made a mistake of giving me the amount over the telephone ). My issue is with setting expectations - to tell someone one thing and then have it be another, and then admit to making a mistake but not being able to rectify it / own up to it, is misleading. I also explained to them that they gave me the full approval on the card with the annual fee but gave me a short approval on the card with no annual fee, essentially making it so if I wanted to keep the line of credit available, I would be required to pay. As a loyal customer with multiple cards through the bank, as well as being in good standing / good credit / not carrying balances, I find it hard to understand why a company would say one thing and do another.