Product: Credit reporting or other personal consumer reports

I am filing a formal complaint against Discover Financial Services for violations of my consumer rights. Discover Bank failed to provide me the opportunity of opting out before sharing my personally identifiable financial information with third parties, including other financial institutions and consumer reporting agencies, which is a violation of both my Federal ( Gramm-Leach-Bliley-Act ) and NJ State ( NJ Data Protection Act ) rights. I notified Discover Bank that I did not consent to them sharing my private information with third parties.Discover Bank responded that they had a right to share my personally identifiable financial information per the Discover Bank Privacy Policy and Privacy Notice. However, this notice states that : "... personally identifiable financial information collected by financial institutions ( like Discover Bank ), as that information is subject instead to other federal privacy laws ( like the Gramm-Leach-Bliley-Act ( GLBA ) ). '' " For New Jersey Residents : We will not share information we collect about you with non-affiliated third parties, except as permitted by New Jersey law, such as to process your transactions or to maintain your account ''. I have never signed any contract or given Discover Bank permission to share or sell my nonpublic personal information or account to another financial institution. I have asked Discover Bank for the full accounting on this account, including specific documentary evidence signed by an accountant representative, so that I can clarify who actually funded the account and the true amount owing. Discover Bank has failed to provide this accounting information and only sends me a copy of the Promissory Note, and which evidences multiple violations of the Truth in Lending Act ( TILA ). I clearly stated in my most recent notices to Discover Bank that all mail must be sent to a specific address, and " any mail sent to any other address for me will be deemed inconvenient and an invasion of privacy. '' Despite this, Discover Bank continues to send mail to an address which is inconvenient for me to receive mail at. Federal law defines identity theft as " a fraud committed using the identifying information of another person '' ( 15 USC 1681a ( q ) ( 3 ) ). Discover Bank is committing identity theft against me by sharing my personally identifiable financial information to third parties without my legally obtained consent in order to deprive me of my rights under color of law ( 18 USC 242 ) and to collect on extensions of credit by extortionate means ( 18 USC 894 ). Pursuant to the GLBA, and NJDPA, the consumer shall be provided a reasonable opportunity prior to the disclosure of nonpublic personal information to direct that nonpublic personal information not be disclosed. A consumer may direct at any time that his or her nonpublic personal information not be disclosed. This contract has an aim to commit identity theft, deprive me of my rights, and extort payments out of me. The Promissory Note violates TILA, UCC, and COM. I have never signed any agreement with and is in possession of my personally identifiable financial information by way of identity theft. The contract/Promissory Note is void and unenforceable, with potential damages due to me for violations of the FCRA, TILA, UCC, COM, and New Jersey consumer protection statutes.