U.S. Consumer Claims
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No-obligation review of CFPB-style consumer-finance, lending, servicing, payment, fraud, credit, and debt complaints. Select your situation below to get started.
No-obligation review of CFPB-style consumer-finance, lending, servicing, payment, fraud, credit, and debt complaints. Select your situation below to get started.
Hidden dealer kickbacks, inflated interest rates, add-on products, or unfair charges on a vehicle financing agreement.
You were tricked into sending money or giving account access online. Your bank or payment provider may have failed to protect you.
You authorized a transfer believing the recipient was legitimate, and later discovered it was a scam.
You lost money in an investment that was misrepresented, fraudulent, or unsuitable for your profile.
Funds lost to a crypto scam, fake exchange, pig-butchering, or platform failure.
Losses from online casino, slots, sportsbook or gambling platforms where affordability checks, safer-gambling controls or withdrawal practices may have failed.
Payday, title, installment or other loans with unaffordable checks, excessive fees, or abusive terms.
Improper fees, wrongful foreclosure actions, payment misapplication, escrow issues, or RESPA/TILA servicing problems.
Problems with repayment plans, forbearance steering, payment application, discharge/forgiveness handling, or credit reporting.
Payment, escrow, fee, credit reporting, servicing-error, loan modification, or foreclosure-risk issues.
Upfront fees, misleading promises, bait-and-switch advertising, cancellation issues, or services not delivered.
Debt-relief companies charging upfront fees, failing to settle debts, mishandling accounts, or refusing refunds.
Unavoidable or unauthorized fees, access-to-funds issues, poor disclosures, or prepaid card error-resolution failures.
Misleading savings claims, add-on product issues, cancellation/refund problems, or payment-plan fees.
Lease-to-own or retail-finance disclosure, extension, fee, ownership, return, or repossession issues.
Failed, delayed, misdirected, or poorly disclosed domestic/international transfers and refund issues.
Overdraft/NSF fees, freezes, closures, deposit errors, ACH/card disputes, or unauthorized activity.