CN in New York said: “My husband and I purchased our home in 2005. In 2008, I left the home due to infidelity. We agreed to sell the home. Well of course we all know, homes were not selling. I went to the home and found the my ex-husband had turned our beautiful home into a scene from Animal House.
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IF in the United Kingdom said: “Tried to open an account to enable me to be able to purchase model engineering parts and equipment to send to a collegue in Malaysia due to lack of availability over there. Cos I have an account with another bank, I am informed that this amounts to dual banking?? and I can’t set up an account in MY name with money sent by my collegue who is a PREMIUM HSBC account holder.”
CK in Ohio said: “I was released from my job on November 2nd…actual termination date of December 2nd. I still have not received my SHARESAVE account money. I was advised that after Dec 2nd, this would take 8-10 weeks. On March 10th I would be contacted within 3-4 days on the case ticket I had to open. On March 16th I had to call to inquire about this case.
MB in Oregon said: “I’m having the same problem as many other HSBC customers. I try to make a payment online and it won’t let me in. I’ve called HSBC Finance customer service and all i get is a run around. I also get paperless bills so i’m supposed to get bills online and haven’t received one in 7 months. HSBC wants me to make a payment over the phone and charge me an additional fee to do so. They can kiss my a– before i give them anymore then they are supposed to get. All HSBC wants is to rack you up with late charges so that they can get theirs and then some. Well – not from me. Is there an attorney out there that can help all of us being screwed by HSBC or are we all just going to take in the a– like they want us to?”
SS in New York said: “In Nov 0f 2006 I cancelled a Debt Protection Fee that was charged to me. I never asked for it but was billed for it.

