Ds in Pennsylvania said: “I am suing HSBC for $7.8 million for wrongful foreclosure and all the violations that go with it. I have requested proof of ownership (note) along with many forms mandated by the banking commission. Also I have requested exact proof of any binding contract between HSBC and myself in which […]
DT in Pensylvania said: “I have a car payment with HSBC. I was late with a payment because of surgery and set up a payment with HSBC. In other words, HSBC was notified that I would be late. On the normal due date HSBC began calling me. They call five […]
MH in Texas said: “I have had a HSBC card for 5 years or more; always paid off in full, and they increased my limit. Was paying off until layoff on 8/31/2007. HSBC calls me every hour on the hour. I have told them not to call any more that when I go back […]
MR in Arizona said this informative copy of his long letter: September 13, 2008
Arizona Department of Financial Institutions and all in CC list.
2910 North 44th Street, Suite 310
Phoenix, Arizona 85018
RE: Loan number: (redacted) HFC-HSBC
• Predatory Lending Practices
• Misrepresentation of lending […]
ET in Virginia said: “HSBC’s HFC automatically deducted TWO mortgage payments at one time sending our bank account into serious arrears. It drained our overdraft protectection account and cost us over $600 in overdraft fees. They only reimbursed $140. They caused our car note to be returned and numerous other serious […]
SS in Ohio said: “HSBC??? I will do my homework about them from now on. I will NEVER do any business with them or any of their affiliates ever again. We suffered a hardship and tried working with them to save our home and for the first few months we got nowhere because we […]
CF in Connecticut sends a welcome, well written, detailed follow-up to his ongoing battle with HSBC:
“This another follow up to the on going battle with HSBC regarding my mortgage. AS I stated in earlier posts my loan has been found and verified to be in violation of Truth in Lending, RESPA and HOPA. HSBC has […]
BCS in North Carolina said: “1. Prepayment penalties are written into a mortgage note, and can not be waived. They are part of a legal document. Even if a loan is sold, the note remains the same. There is no magic wand that makes it go away.
2. When the consumer can not prove […]
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