Q: Who or what type of law do I need for chase bank reporting my payment late without viable legal warrant. Who do I call?
Submitted a car payment to Chase Manhattan bank the same way I had previously got a confirmation receipt cheat code never was notified by Chase that the payment wasn’t received or did not go through so the next month I made the payment the same way and at that point was notified of the issues until 59 days past due. I have proof from my bank they never submitted a transmittal code for the debit deduction via the system used as electronic check payments system. I contacted the bank immediately was assured that it would be taken care of multiple times on multiple different recorded phone calls. Had to order copies of the electronic checks along with a statement from my bank stating there was no reason why if they submitted it correctly or at all, would my funding financial institution have no records of this?? Provided written proof from Chime bank that there’s money to cover the cost, I have proof I’ve successfully made same payment . Checks are unable to process & return to sender
A: If I understand correctly, you have made payments and submitted documentary evidence but Chase refuses to credit the payments to your account. Try contacting the Massachusetts Attorney General's consumer assistance division. https://www.mass.gov/service-details/consumer-services-at-the-attorney-generals-office
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