Consumer complaint received 2023-09-28
Company: HUNTINGTON NATIONAL BANK, THE
State: NV
Product: Checking or savings account
Sub-product: Checking account
Issue: Managing an account
Sub-issue: Problem accessing account

Complaint:
The Huntington Bank states that they can not locate my account. However, yesterday arrived a rather large payment from a company called " XXXX. '' Also, taxes have been paid to the IRS from my account. Whether it's the IRS, any banker, or the XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX, they all can see my account as open. 

They can also see it's stolen, which is why I still receive SNAP benefits, as there is no activity, except incoming money ( and outgoing taxes. ) Attached, please find - an image of my still active TCF Bank debit card that expires this month ( they changed my account number, so that it stopped working ) - an image of a notification about a statement - a screenshot of a notification that my account is now a Huntington Bank account - a screenshot of a traceroute that shows the bank who lost their license for thefts now operates a spoofed site. 
- a list of suggested employees of this " bank. '' XXXX and shadier. 

To my surprise, the XXXX closed my last complaint as " double '' complaint. 

Here is the text again, and TCF/Huntington requested proof. Which is not necessary. My account is open, every banker can see that, and that is your proof. 

Original text The Hunting Bank has sent a dishonest, useless response. Therefore, I have to reopen the complaint, and I request that the CFPB take proper action this time. The same group active at the other banks I reported, where they hacked me out of my accounts ( XXXX theft via XXXX XXXX, XXXX, XXXX ( where I presented evidence of them admitting to the theft ), was active at TCF Bank, and now Huntington bank. Please see the live-streamed call below, that triggered the XXXX XXXX XXXXXXXX XXXX to remove their banking license. After they failed to inform their " customers '' within 24 hours about the loss of license, and offer a payout, their website was taken down. They now operate a spoofed site without a banking license. How illegal does a company have to act for the CFPB to take action? The FDIC ( as proven, see XXXX ) is completely overrun by XXXX XXXX. Parallel to the XXXX XXXX their ordered on me in XXXX, they stole all of my papers, debit cards, credit cards. They also took over my XXXX accounts I used for most communication. However, in the case of XXXX Bank, they overlooked that I used XXXX Mail for my Small Business Account, and that the debit card was in the pocket of my jacket. Attached, please find - an image of my still active debit card - an email announcing the availability of a statement - an email announcing the Merger or Acquisition - an image of a traceroute that confirms the bank is running a spoofed site, via low-class providers no bank would ever use Below, please find the live-streamed call : XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX  informed me that my bank account is frozen. I'm in a homeless shelter ( as I already mentioned ), I need medical treatment, and money to live. Closing this complaint, without taking proper action, sends a clear message about complicity.

Company response to consumer: Closed with explanation