JPMorgan Chase & Co. Credit card department,
I used to have a chase bank account and recently switched to a credit union. I was always able to make my credit card payments through an internal transfer within Chase 's website. However, since I switched I had to call and pay the bill via telephone. I did it with the pay by phone option. I entered my new routing number and account number, as well as the amount and the date I wanted it processed. After I submitted what I thought was the 'payment ' a long message came on that would typically occur at the end of a credit card payment submission. It gave me no options to continue or not to continue so I hung up thinking the credit card was paid. Once I saw that it never left my new checking account I looked on my credit card statement and saw that a late fee was incurred. I called customer service and they refused to waive it because they have waived one in the past ( note this was not a recent waiver ). I typically am very good with paying this bill as it was very convenient for me to do it from my Chase bank account to my credit card. I feel this long message that was put in the middle of the call is an intentional way to the deceit the customer into thinking the credit card payment was submitted when in fact it was not. That is intentional misrepresentation and fraud in my opinion. I want this resolved as I honestly thought this credit card bill was paid. I want my $25.00 back due to chases negligence. Why would someone who paid their bill notice a day later if they intentionally decided to not pay it? Typically when someone does n't want to pay a credit card bill it goes on much longer than a day.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. customer in New York
Jun 04, 2016
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
JPMorgan Chase & Co. response to complaint:
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