I would contact an attorney familiar with the Fair Credit Reporting Act. There is a chance that this could qualify as an "impermissible credit...

Contact an attorney familiar with the Electronic Funds Transfer Act. Make sure to have any disputes to Chime, transaction logs, or anything else...

Contact a consumer protection attorney familiar with identity theft and the Fair Credit Reporting Act. Additionally, make sure to keep records of...

I would contact a consumer protection attorney to review the facts. It's tough to say without reviewing the documents. Additionally, there may be...

I would contact a consumer protection attorney familiar with the Fair Credit Reporting Act. There is a chance your credit file is mixed or merged...

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Hello, I cannot comment on the local NY aspect of this questions but will comment on the FCRA related portion of the question. There's a chance...

I would contact a consumer protection immediately. Make sure to keep records of the disputes, the responses from the banks, as well as the police...

It's tough to say without more details but I recommend reaching out to a consumer protection attorney to see if it makes sense to sue Chime. You'll...

I would ask the bank to provide you with information related to what they are alleging so that you can dispute the information from wherever they...

Without knowing the timing of all of the transactions and the exact manner of the money being taken out of the account, I would consider contacting...