AdiOO7/consumer_complaints huggingface dataset:
Consumer complaint: My mortgage manager sent them proof it was n't my lien and they said they can not remove it from my name. I have XXXX lien showing up as mine. My name was put under hers on the tax form XXXX erroneously, I think they thought we were married? Her name is next to her social and her debt and the irs said that should be enough for you all to remove it. I also attached the transunion letter where they found it to be in error. 

Company response: Company chooses not to provide a public response
Consumer complaint: On XXXX/XXXX/2015 a hard inquiry was made on my credit report by XXXX XXXX XXXX. I went to the Car Dealership and spoke with a XXXX XXXX who admitted to pulling my credit report because he got my information from a third party source by the name of " XXXX XXXX ''. Regardless of whether or not how he got my information, I never consented or agreed for this car dealership to pull my credit report. He stated that he receive leads from these companies and use the information to run credit in order to see if companies pre-qualify for auto loans. This company never informed me or received my consent to run my credit report, which was a hard inquiry that causes my score to decrease. I am trying to rebuild my credit and these reckless inquiries damages my credit more. 

Company response: Company chooses not to provide a public response
Consumer complaint: During my time as an employee for XXXX, I was encouraged to open a Dealer or Concession line as my business contact number. I successfully opened an account and paid monthly according to my contract. Unfortunately that phone was stolen/lost by a fellow employee and I had documentation from XXXX to verify, it was ultimately reported as lost to the company and my superiors in a timely manner. I was told by my manager to open another line, as I would n't be eligible for employee discounts if I fully cancelled my original account for 3 to 6 months. I was instructed to use my social security number to open another type of employee discount account and did so without issue. I used this new account until I parted ways with the company. I was informed that all employee accounts would be terminated upon my leaving and that all devices had to be returned. I left my phone at my store location with my manager and called into employee care to verify the information he had given me, which they did. 

Nearly a year later I requested a credit check and saw that I had been sent to collections over a debt with XXXX. When I called in to see where the debt had originated I was bounced back and forth between XXXX and XXXX as neither said they could help me ; XXXX XXXX because I was a consumer, and XXXX because I had been an employee for the duration of my account. 

My current position allowed me to open an employee line with XXXX although they are NOT my employer, and I used this opportunity to begin a dialogue with someone who could possibly work on clearing up this debt from within the company. After weeks of telephone and email correspondence with the gentleman, I was offered the ability to pay off the debt and then be immediately reimbursed the money if I opened another account with XXXX. I felt immensely pressured to take the offer to save my credit but ultimately decided to pass, as I was n't comfortable being forced into signing another binding contract with the company to erase a debt that should never have occurred. 

Throughout the duration of this, going on two years, I have been called repeatedly by multiple Debt Collection Agencies each time the " debt '' is sold off to a new company. I 've been called at work, late in the evening, inappropriately early in the mornings, and now XXXX prompting me to submit a complaint XXXX a NEW company has begun calling my family members in other states. 

Company response: Company believes it acted appropriately as authorized by contract or law
Consumer complaint: On my report there is another XXXX XXXX living in XXXX Ohio, with a completely different social security number, spouse and employer. How do they input that information to my report when the only thing that matches is our name? The process Experian requires to correct their mistake is not consumer friendly in the least. 

I have submitted my complaint but would also like to submit this complaint to ensure quick resolution. 

Company response: Company chooses not to provide a public response
Consumer complaint: I have had XXXX installed as a precaution due to my XXXX, so that when I have a XXXX XXXX I can press my necklace signaling the paramedics. We bought a house and decided to move the system with us. After we moved there were several occasions where my husband and I were called about a burglar alarm, fire alarms and other instances of the alarm being tripped. I would call in several times to speak to someone about the issues because when I would race home, thinking my daughter or mother was in danger ... .everything would be fine. Upon finally reaching someone with XXXX who could pull up my account, they stated that the previous address we moved from was still active and that there was n't much they could do about it. It was too much work to de-activate every sensor in the house. I asked to speak to several different people until they finally agreed to go through and de-activate each sensor. They refused to give me my money back for the 3-4 months the false alarms were going off at the previous residence we lived at. I asked to cancel their services and they refused during our last conversation over the phone. Since that call, I 've been in and out of the country for work and my bank account was hacked and shut off due to the security breach. I 'm still in the process of switching all my automatic bills and such over to the new account. Then I receive a letter from Omega RMS , LLC, a collection agency hired to collect the remaining balance of my contract which is {$760.00}. I spoke with them and they are asking the full amount regardless of the horrible service XXXX has delivered. No one will help me fix the issues because they know we are extremely distraught with their so called security systems and are now demanding we pay the full amount of the contract, even though they did anything but provide security for me and my family. I just wanted to feel safe in my house and I do not with their system not operating to the full extent that we originally agreed on. There should be some sort of clause in that contract that if the security system is defaulting, no charges should be made to the customer otherwise, why should I even have it? If it 's not going to work all the time, what am I paying for? There was no urgency to resolve the issue, when in fact if anything would of been on fire, a emergency medical situation arose or we had been burglarized ; my attorney would of come after them with flying colors due to the issues they would not correct or even take responsibility for. 

Company response: Company believes the complaint is the result of a misunderstanding
Consumer complaint: I have a home equity loan with Wells Fargo that I wish to refinance with XXXX XXXX XXXX. The payoff quoted to the credit union was {$6200.00} more than the balance of the loan. Wells Fargo says that is to cover insurance they placed on it from XX/XX/XXXX till XXXX. I have always been fully covered by XXXX insurance. XXXX verified that they did fax proof of coverage for that time period to Wells Fargo XXXX. XXXX re-faxed all pertinent documents again today. Wells Fargo is telling me it will be 12 days before they can " process '' the faxes! Meanwhile my loan ca n't close with XXXX. Wells Fargo has had the documentation needed since XXXX. In addition, how could lone year of insurance on a {$170000.00} home in XX/XX/XXXX cost {$6200.00}?? Wells Fargo seems to be very inept or very dishonest. 

Company response: Company chooses not to provide a public response
Consumer complaint: I have been paying my Dillard 's credit card online with my same bank routing number and account number I had inputted into the online pay system and saved in the online pay system since XX/XX/2014. The servicing on the credit card changed from XXXX XXXX to Wells Fargo sometime in XXXX 2014. The online pay system information was still the same and my access username and password was still the same. I did n't change any information I had inputted into the system. 

I never had issues with XXXX XXXX when they were servicing the card, but when it transferred over to Wells Fargo, Wells Fargo did not notify me that my payments were not going through and being applied properly. I kept trying to pay online and I would see the money ( payment ) as pending in my checking account, but then disappear and not be deducted after a XXXX of days. Wells Fargo was not taking the money out of my checking account even though my bank routing # and account # information was the same. 

I did not notice this until I got a letter months later saying my account was closed for being in serious delinquency and when I purchased my new car in XX/XX/XXXX, the dealer pulled up my credit score and I had no idea why it was low. It was n't until I checked and it was due to this affecting my credit rating as well. I have attached XX/XX/XXXX XX/XX/2014 's statements so that you can see how they were not applying my payments and did not notify me of this at all. I am still paying my credit card because I do not want this to continue affecting my credit. 

Company response: Company chooses not to provide a public response
Consumer complaint: Our car had a problem with the brakes, and we did n't have the money to afford the payment in cash, and our credit card did not have enough credit limit to make the payment. The person in the place ( XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX ) offered to contact a lender and immediately we got approved Follow the approval announcement, the guy asked me my phone number, and I did receive the notification of the approval, and I gave out my bank account information to set up the monthly payments, which we did understand. We thought that the interest rate could n't be higher than 30 % or so. I did ask the guy if they will send the contract detail by mail, and he said that I should be receiving it in two or three days that never happened. Today, since they did not email any statements or detail contract, and we wanted to pay off I contact them, and I was very frustrate and surprise when they informed me that the amount was almost the same after we make several payments that in theory should cover the full amount plus the interest rate of 30 %. We never get the figure of " get money today and pay tomorrow ''. The terms and conditions were not clear, and we did not get notify in any way. They mentioned today that they sent an email with the contract, but we never got it, and they did not mail any monthly statements or even emails with the information of the payments. Just right now we knew that we have to pay 189.00 % in interest rate, when we expected to pay off the full amount. 

Company response: Company believes it acted appropriately as authorized by contract or law
Consumer complaint: Transunion has locked my credit file so that other agencies like fico are not able to provide me with XXXX bureau credit reports and their own website has locked me out of access to online disputes. I just had to hang up in an XXXX lady that did n't know what she was talking about and kept telling me I still have XXXX balance on an account that XXXX reports as XXXX balance. If I try calling the credit company itself, XXXX, I 'm met with even further incompetence and this XXXX account is the only thing preventing me for being approved for any worthwhile credit card or loan. They 're costing me a lot of hardships and dragging their feet and pretending ignorance least they be this XXXX. 

Company response: Company chooses not to provide a public response
Consumer complaint: Back in 2013, we were billed by XXXX for usage that we were n't responsible for. Due to us switching carriers, there were some discrepancies with billing where there was an overlap of carrier usage, thus causing XXXX to perceive that we still owed them usage charges. After receiving numerous billing statements from XXXX ( even after trying to resolve this issue over the phone, another company ( hired by XXXX ) contacted us for payment. A letter was sent to clarify the situation and further communication resumed between us and XXXX, and the charges were adjusted and the balance paid. We are now getting phone calls ( multiple daily phone calls ) from a supposed debt collection agency to pay money owed to XXXX. After telling us the amount owed, they ask for information needed to pay this debt. I did not provide that information and told them I would contact them as soon as had information confirming that I no longer owed anything to XXXX. 

Company response: Company chooses not to provide a public response
Consumer complaint: I received a call at my office from XXXX and I told her not to call my office. She told me she was calling about a pay day loan and I said I did not have XXXX and that I have received calls about this for 2 years now. She said she would send me an email with the verification of the loan and what she sent me was nothing that could verify anything. I told her to stop calling me and she has called my cell phone and now has another man calling my cell phone threatening to put me in jail tomorrow. I have never had a loan with the company she states and says instead of owing XXXX I now owe XXXX but they will settle for XXXX 

Company response: Company chooses not to provide a public response
Consumer complaint: I have entered into a Debt relief program and they instructed me not to make monthly payments. One Main Financial in XXXX XXXX, NE has called me at least XXXX a day at home for the last XXXX weeks and has now called me XXXX at work, I am sure those practices are not legal. I have told them last night to never call me at work again, so we will see. I have called XXXX XXXX XXXX and informed them of One Main calling me at work and they stated I needed to make a report through you and they were going to send them a letter to stop. 

Company response: Company chooses not to provide a public response
Consumer complaint: Dear Sirs/Madams : A " hard inquiry '' from a car dealer named XXXX XXXX has recently appeared on my record. I did not authorize this inquiry, I did not make any application to a XXXX XXXX for anything, and I do not intend to do any business with a XXXX XXXX. It is apparent that someone has hacked my personal information. Please have this hard inquiry deleted from my credit files. XXXX, XXXX/XXXX/2015 XXXX XXXX. 

Company response: Company chooses not to provide a public response
Consumer complaint: The managers at the XXXX raised my rent to {$550.00} while still advertising the same aprtments XXXX bedroom for {$540.00}. I did n't agree to pay her {$550.00} so I did not renew. Now I am being charged {$1100.00} for fraudulent claims. Including that I moved out on the XXXX of XXXX however I have statements from the storage place that I returned the XXXX to. All through email. So there are records showing the lies and deception tactics to rob citizens of our money. 

Company response: Company believes the complaint is the result of a misunderstanding
Consumer complaint: I told them that I filled chapter XXXX numerous of times and they keep contacting me. I give them the case # and the discharge date. 

Company response: Company chooses not to provide a public response
Consumer complaint: I 'm trying to correct inaccurate reporting on my credit report. While Wells Fargo has agreed to update reporting to the credit bureaus more accurately, I 'm still concerned that my credit is being reported negatively unjustly. Specifically, its letter to me stated that as of XXXX XXXX, 2013, I owed {$280000.00}. But for fees added, the sales contract amount of {$290000.00} exceeded the amount owed. The purchase contract was signed in XXXX 2013. The closing was pushed back by Wells Fargo, not by the buyer or the seller. So, is it reasonable, or even legal, that this should be classified as a short sale? 

Company response: Company chooses not to provide a public response
Consumer complaint: I applied for a XXXX XXXX XXXX Credit Card in 2004. I had a {$2500.00} limit. I was laid off and also was in a motorcycle accident and could n't work. I could not afford to make payments. XXXX XXXX XXXX sold the debt to XXXX XXXX XXXX. I never knew I had a judgment on my credit report until they contacted my employer to garnish my wages 6+ years after the judgment was filed. McCullough, Payne & Haan, LLC is now handling the collection. The {$2500.00} now is over {$12000.00}. I have the judgment, garnishment paperwork, and a fact sheet to attach for a better understanding of what has taken place. 

Company response: Company chooses not to provide a public response
Consumer complaint: I applied for a Bank of America Credit Card in 2004. I had a {$2500.00} limit. I was laid off and also was XXXX could n't work. I could not afford to make payments. Bank of America sold the debt to XXXX XXXX XXXX. I never knew I had a judgment on my credit report until they contacted my employer to garnish my wages 6+ years after the judgment was filed. XXXX, XXXX XXXX XXXX, XXXX is now handling the collection. The {$2500.00} now is over {$12000.00}. I have the judgment, garnishment paperwork, and a fact sheet to attach for a better understanding of what has taken place. 

Company response: Company chooses not to provide a public response
Consumer complaint: I asked for some deferment or forbearance for my private student loans while I am serving in the XXXX XXXX but they say they can not defer for more than 6 months. 

Company response: Company chooses not to provide a public response
Consumer complaint: In XXXX 2014 I received a call from ZFN about a very old {$910.00} debt from XXXX 's Jewelers. The agent on the line said they were going to sue me for what I owed. I had just given birth to my son that same month and explained to him that I was on maternity leave and it would be hard for me to start a payment arrangement at that time but I would do so in the future. He told me I could settle or pay some outrageous amount. I said I needed to speak to my husband. XXXX minutes later the same agent called me back and said he talked to his client and he could do XXXX $ down and XXXX $ in XXXX payments. I explained it would be incredibly hard but he was saying I was going to have to pay legal fees if I was sued and that was their next step. So I agreed. I paid the {$150.00} in XXXX. When XXXX came I could not make a {$260.00} payment so I called ZFN. I explained that they pushed me into this agreement and I knew at the time I could not do it but I wanted to pay the debt and I could afford $ XXXX. They told me I was on a hardship agreement which I do n't understand because I was actually paying the EXACT amount I owed plus fees and if I had to change my payments it would have to pay a XXXX $ fee. Like I said I wanted it off my credit so I agreed. XXXX XXXX my husband had XXXX surgery and I was the only XXXX working so I called ZFN to explain that XXXX and XXXX might be hard for me to pay but I would pick right back up after. The rep said he could cancel XXXX to make sure my " debt '' did n't change offices. I said OK but if I ca n't do XXXX to can I call back and cancel that one he said " YES ''. So it is now XXXX I am barely paying current bills since my husband just went back to work and I called to let them know. The rep was rude and basically said to bad I cant help you. I do n't know who you talked to my job is to collect a debt. I explained I had kept up with my payments since XXXX and I really wanted to continue paying it. He basically blew me off and said " yeah and next month it will be something else. '' Then said " I 'll cancel them and you can deal with whatever comes. '' I only owe {$250.00} now I really want to pay it off and the agency basically lied and basically led me to believe they would do something drastic. I have also been paying the agency a XXXX $ processing fee every month for the money they want. 

Company response: Company chooses not to provide a public response
Consumer complaint: I have a security freeze on my report that i need taken off. 

Company response: Company chooses not to provide a public response
Consumer complaint: When contacting Allied Interstate LLC to try to resolve an issue regarding my debt they were very unprofessional. I spoke to a representative that was very rude and offensive. It was clear from the moment I made the phone call that no one really cared to help me. After taking a verbal beating from multiple representatives I requested a supervisor and was appalled when the representative told me to basically ask her nicely for one. Once I spoke with a supervisor ( XXXX XXXX ) he was not much help either. He never offered me empathy or apologized for the actions of the representatives. He offered to call me back to help resolve the issue and I have a feeling I will have to call this company back again. This company makes it near impossible to resolve any issue that involve them needing to correct a mistake they have made. 

Company response: Company chooses not to provide a public response
Consumer complaint: I ordered a money transfer to XXXX via Ria XXXX XXXX on XXXX/XXXX/2015. Prior to this, I used their service few times and never had an issue. On this occasion, XXXX was unable to credit the money to my recipient 's account within XXXX business days. I requested the order to be cancelled on XXXX and till today they have n't refunded my money. I keep calling their customer service everyday, and each time the give me an unacceptable reason that the correspondent bank is not acting fast enough. As a customer I do not care about their partners. It has been over a week now and I am still waiting to get my money back from Ria. 

Company response: Company believes it acted appropriately as authorized by contract or law
Consumer complaint: I sent letter to Experian on XXXX which was received on XXXX. Experian responded by saying that my letter was considered " suspicious correspondence '' and that no disputes will be initiated. I will be sending a follow up letter with proof to show that this is a legitimate ask. At this point, it has been XXXX days and nothing has been done yet outdated items remain on my credit report, negatively impacting my credit score. 

Company response: Company chooses not to provide a public response
Consumer complaint: I deposited my pay check ( from local XXXX service ) in the amount of {$600.00} into my Well Fargo Checking Account on XXXX XXXX, 2015 ( I am Account holder for over XXXX years ). I am providing a copy of cashed check from employers XXXX Account showing check cleared his bank on XXXX XXXX. 
Wells Fargo has credited my account with {$200.00} of the {$600.00} amount but are saying that the other {$400.00} will not be available to me until XXXX XXXX, 2015. I get paid XXXX, my next deposit will be on XXXX XXXX, 2015, I can not pay my creditiors on time if Wells Fargo continues to hold my funds for such long periods of time. This should be illegal! Funds should not be held for eleven days when it is cash being transfered from XXXX local bank to another local bank. 

Company response: Company chooses not to provide a public response
Consumer complaint: I am not the person that owe this debt. They are contacting me on my work number and leaving a message on my voicemail ( where I say my name ). However, they state the person 's name they are trying to collect the debt from in the voicemail. I believe this is breaking soem sort of privacy protection laws under the FDCPA by leaving a message about someone 's debt on a voicemail that clearly does not belong to that individual. 

Company response: Company chooses not to provide a public response
Consumer complaint: medical bills were paid by my insurance company few years ago but cmre finance has in collections and they appear on my credit report 

Company response: Company chooses not to provide a public response