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Payment increases and service fee charged
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RM in Texas said: “HSBC increased my monthly payment with NO extra purchases by $46.00. Even though I made a payment on time of my scheduled amount, they charged me a service fee because I didn’t pay the amount they increased it to. I hope you can do something about this.”

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