How come Chase robs YOU and its legal, but when you rob Chase, you cant do it legally?

Question

i kind of have an idea, like they have better lawyers or something.

Answer 1

They are all scam artists... I am about to take a credit card company to court on an issue that was paid off five years ago.  I faxed them a copy of their letter accepting the payment, a copy of the check (front and back) where it was paid and yet, it is still on my credit rating...  So, I am looking at about $25,000 in increased Mortgage points and vehicle interest that I shouldn't have had to pay had it not been for their s***w-ups...

However, avoid Wells Fargo like the plague...  They will steal candy from your kid and charge you for their efforts in doing so!

Answer 2

Because you signed and did not read the fine print.

It should be criminal to charge the accessory fines and fees they get away with, like; $85 for over limit fee, $25 for late payment, $55 for bounced account or bad check fee, $7 for account protection ID theft??

Did I really authorize these, YEP; in the fine print you can never read unless blown up 13 x the normal rate or pica 10.

Answer 3

This is a good point but I do not have all the answers.

Answer 4

I suspect you don't know the definition of robbery.  Making a contract and enforcing it generally does not amount to robbery.  Robbery involves taking property by force or the threat of force.  

Answer 5

There is a bill pending in the House about the credit practices now in use by lending institutions.  They failed to bring it up for vote before their 5 week break.  This should have been done months ago.  Sometimes if you call them, they will lower the interest rate and/or make a settlement on money they say is owed to them.

Answer 6

They have many, many lawyers that know many, many loopholes.

Answer 7

because