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You're browsing: Archived News » 2006 HSBC, In the U.S., Predatory Lending » Article Title: Fraud department of HSBC refused to talk to customer
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Fraud department of HSBC refused to talk to customer
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PF in California says money disappeared from her/his bank account. “This company debited funds from my bank account. I have never done business with them, ever. I called them directly and was told that I could not talk to their fraud unit to complain….to determine the ISP of the computer that supposedly did this, etc. ….but because I did not have an account with them they refused to talk with me. How did they access and get money out of my account then?????? Is this their M/O, should I close my bank account? “

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