While working on trying to secure a loan for a business and finalizing partnership agreement, XXXX XXXX, a prospective partner used my financial information to open a business credit card account with Chase and put my name as a guarantor without my permission. 
The card was issued to the business address of the partner and all correspondence being sent to that address without my knowledge. 
I do not understand how the business was issued a credit card based on my information considering that there was not and still is not any document showing any relationship with the company. 
After a while I did receive a call from XXXX XXXX attempting to collect the debt from the credit, that apparently was not being paid by the partner. 
I discussed with a person by the name of XXXX XXXX and explained that the card was issued to a business and that I had not spent a penny on that card. 
At the time she explained to me that they had no other choice than report this to credit agency and the best I could do was provide a payment and try to arrange the situation with the partner since I was the guarantor on the account. 
I made the mistake of giving her my account number from XXXX  XXXX for a payment of I believe {$350.00} to cover the arrears while trying to resolve the situation. 
Since then, almost three years ago, XXXX has taken the liberty to take money out of my bank account and nothing being done to the individual who opened the account and who has been receiving all correspondence related to the account at his business address. 
I am reporting this to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to get reparation from Chase for issuing credit card to a company without verifying ownership and credit worthiness information.