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Global Client Solutions (GCS) New Leaf, Customertoolbox, Green Leaf, New Leaf Debt I am out of pocket $12,470.00 slowly over 29 months at $430.00 per |
19th of Nov, 2011 by User281761 |
My complaint is that I confide on New Leaf (GCS) Customertoolbox.com to help me with my piling credit cards because they “promised better % then the credit card companies.†I realized it when I saw red flag from BBVA Compass bank in late September early October 2011. I left $700.00 dollars in the account so the $430.00 per month that get withdrawn monthly by GCS New Leaf would be enough without an NSF. I closed the BBVA Compass around October 2011 and before closing it New Leaf kept trying to get money out of the old account BBVA Compass after being told not to because it was being closed. (Unauthorized debits) and I was getting NSF’s on my checking account. This was just the beginning. I quickly faxed them and emailed them that I had moved banks to Bank of America and now the withdrawal would come from Bank of America for $430.00. I got concerned because I looked in the internet customertoolbox (their site) and it showed that it was taken off the internet and that site is closed. I looked under RipOff Report on line and found 4 thousand complaints about them. I recalled doing this before in 2009 looking at the RipOff report and I didn’t see anything before but now it is flooded with bad reports with this company. Now they have my bank account information, social security, date of birth, and could easily cause fraudulent acts with my personal information. I have faithfully paid $430.00 per month for the last 29 months for a total of $12,470.00 and none of my credit cards are paid off. I just got ripped off! Please assist and help me! |
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If your searching this site for BBVA chances are you are getting ripped off by your bank and are looking for a new one. Just search BBVA Compass Complaints. After reading them you can go to Change.org and sign a petition to request that the United States Department of Justice investigate how BBVA, a theiving, money laundering bank from Spain, got a license to do business in the United States in the first place and who they paid off to get it. For more on the history of BBVA's criminal activity go to Codeforeblog.com
Petition: http://www.change.org/petitions/something-smells-in-bbva-s-approval-to-do-business-in-the-us
Capt Jim |
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