Chase screwd me

They ultimately told you that your "card had never been OPENED." Does
that mean the account had never been opened? Does it mean the card had
never been activated? If either is the case, then how were charges
made against it?

Something is odd there. Maybe it's just the way I read it.

I know the others have commented on identity theft. My question is:
Even though you did not open the account, and it sounds like some
scoundrel did, if you had chosen not to pay it off, would they have
ultimately dinged your credit rating. Would that be the reason for
paying a bill you did not incur?

Just curious....

Sometimes there is a fee. Sounds like the fee was charged and interset
accrued on top of that. Doesnt mean someone stole their identity.

I hope you're shredding credit card offers rather than just throwing
them away in the garbage.

Oh my! If you never opened the card, why on earth would you pay the
bill? I think thay by paying the bill, you have accepted
repsonsibility for the debt.

If I were you, I would ask to see a signed copy of the application. I
would also pull a copy of my credit report.

And then when you asked them how this was possible, the response
was...?

And when they "made [you] pay the money," the reason they gave for
doing so was...?

Do what I do, never use credit cards, never borrow money.

On top of that, freeze your credit report.

The credit bureau reporting agencies have decided that you can freeze
your credit bureau report for about $10.

Freezing your credit keeps anyone from looking at it.

You should do it to avoid some identity theft that’s out there.

On top of that, you should get some form of Identity theft
protection.


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