JPMorgan Chase & Co. Credit card department,
Identity theft / Fraud / Embezzlement Pennsylvania
I have been disputing a contention by Chase that a credit card account it has claimed I owned jointly should rightly include me as a party responsible for its debt. Chase researched its records and provided a copy of the original application used to assign account responsibility. Neither the handwriting nor signature on that document is mine. Further, though bearing only a single signature, Chase nevertheless contends that the account was jointly held with another person with no supporting documentation. In - 2016, I advised Chase of its understandable error, providing the company with copies of the same documents they sent to to me from its own records and additional documents in my possession with comparator handwriting that would demonstrate the mistake they made. In this regard, it was my belief that even an untrained eye would be capable of differentiation between the two samples. In my letter I asked, again, that Chase remove my name from responsibility for the debt, notify credit reporting agencies of this action, and to amend a false report to the IRS resulting in a - form to me. Chase has yet to offer a response of any manner. While the sum involved is insignificant to the bank, the loss since " written off '' and perhaps otherwise irrelevant to it, continuing existence of incorrect records of the misplaced debt continue to have real ramifications to me. Not only was my tax burden greatly increased last year, but a marginal creditworthiness continues to follow me. This issue is one which I would like to resolve in as timely a manner as possible.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. customer in Pennsylvania
Jul 09, 2016
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
JPMorgan Chase & Co. response to complaint:
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