MB in Minnesota said: “First they hire someone from Mexico who quits and takes all info with him, like our ss#, bank # and had a hay day with it…… All they will do is say sorry, is there anything else we can do for you today??? Then we add another loan to add […]
RD in Florida said: “Just trying to find your account with HSBC bank on line is almost impossible. In 2006 I purchased a Suzuki motorcycle, 2 years later I still owe what I paid for the motorcycle, even though I made extra payments and was never late. At least I didn’t think […]
AP in Georgia said: “The WORST thing I ever did in my life was to get involved with HSBC. Two years ago, I found myself unemployed. I had two mortgages on my home (the second was with HSBC). I put it on the market even BEFORE I fell behind on either mortgage payment. […]
A friend in Virginia said this about attempting a short sale and his dealings with HSBC:
“Through job loss and a long period of serious illness that had a devastating impact on our finances, my wife and I found ourselves in a situation where we feared we would not be able to continue paying for our […]
A New Jersey former employee said: “I worked for HFC and BFC for the past 4 years and have recently left because of the constant insanity. The pressure to get that 1st mortgage (that doesn’t make any sense!), making sure you “planted all the right seeds” to ensure you sold your Life Insurance, Disability […]
ES in North Carolina reports this problem: “Please explain how HSBC can mail me documents showing my mortgage with them 11/1995 when I have my mortgage papers from SAXON & Meriteck showing my mortgage was paid off in 1997? I also received HUD papers (detailed) from HSBC/HFC Mortgage with my signature forged dated 11/1995. What […]
CM in Indiana said: “I worked for HFC/BFC/HSBC for 5 years in one of their call centers. I saw so many wrong doings with peoples financial lives. There wasn’t a person, a household on the other end of the phone, just fresh meat.
The management there and company wide didn’t have […]
PT in Wisconsin said: “I accepted a line of credit from Beneficial Finance in the amount of $5000.26 with an APR of 29.936 on Dec 12, 2005 with 60 payments equaling $161.58 a month. Including interest, the loan was for the total of $9694.80
Mar 21, 2006 I was offered a lowered interest rate of […]
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