Shirley in California said: “Received a letter denying credit limit increase for an account I don’t have. Checked online what HSBC Bank Nevada was about and found them to be disreputable. Should I be concerned?”
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PH in Ohio asks: “I am receiving emails saying I have funds in HSBC, and to claim them from a Douglas Flint. When I answer I never receive anything. Is this real or a scam coming from HSBC? I need help to find out. I looked up the name and that’s how I got here.”
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JM in Illinois said: “Household Bank charged me for recent purchases not made, which Chase bank verified after investigating my account activity. After trying in vain to deal with them by phone, a waste of effort.. HSBC is brain blocked, ear blocked and rude.
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LB in California said: “I recently applied for an HP (Hewlett Packard thru HSBC) credit card. Today, I received a packet for an HSBC product called My Account Protector telling me My HP credit account was now covered. The notice claims I signed up for this service, but I did not do so.
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AV in Tennessee said: “I had 2nd Mtg w/HSBC Mtg re: (redacted) Arborgreen Cove, (redacted) purchased in 2004. Gave up home in 2008; it was sold at auction. Informed HSBC of sale but they are still billing me even though it has been about 11 months since home was sold. HSBC claims to have no knowledge that I no longer own house and that I must pay off loan.
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