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Complaint Review: HSBC Bank, Nevada
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| HSBC Bank, Nevada PO Box 98735
Las Vegas, Nevada United States of America |
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HSBC Bank, Nevada unable to contact about denial of CREDIT Las Vegas, Nevada
*General Comment: All income reported?
*Consumer Comment: What was the ripoff?
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I was recently denied credit at HSBC Bank of Nevada. I have no idea why, nor can I seem to find out. The letter I received from them says their decision was based on info provided by Equifax. I tried to find out from them (Equifax)...no luck. I can't seem to find out what the problem was. My credit is not bad, I have no accounts past due, I have NO litigation, even pay more than my minimum payments. I don't understand why I was denied a very small loan to buy a $299.00 couch from Big Lots Store, in Northport, Al. Had my credit been checked, they would have seen that I pay my bills. I was very shocked at this refusal, and it has damamged my feelings of self-worth....I have always tried to maintain GOOD credit. How do I find out what is going on in this matter????
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All income reported?
AUTHOR: Screwee - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, October 13, 2012
Perhaps your monthly income is not high enough, I guess this would be considered the income to debt ratio, but have you thought about that? Compile your income vs. your outgo, regardless of how much you pay on your debts. You could probably double pay them every month, but if your REPORTED income is not high enough, they might deny you.
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What was the ripoff?
AUTHOR: Flynrider - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Friday, October 12, 2012
Being denied credit is not a ripoff. Lenders, not you, decide to whom they lend THEIR money.
" The letter I received from them says their decision was based on info provided by Equifax. "
OK, so they apparently didn't like what they saw on the Equifax report. When a potential creditor denies credit on the basis of a credit report, the credit reporting agency is required to provide you a free report on request. This is so you can see what they saw and check for any possible errors.
" I tried to find out from them (Equifax)...no luck. I can't seem to find out what the problem was. "
Did you actually order your free credit report and review it? This is really the only way to start. It's possible that there could be an error on the report that is affecting your creditworthiness.
" My credit is not bad, I have no accounts past due, I have NO litigation, even pay more than my minimum payments. I don't understand why I was denied a very small loan to buy a $299.00 couch from Big Lots Store, in Northport, Al. "
It could be anything. It's really up to the lender's discretion whether or not you qualify. There are more things than past due acccounts and litigation that can affect the process. Since you imply that you have other outstanding obligations, perhaps they considered your debt to income ratio was too high. Bottom line is that if you don't see anything wrong with your credit report, you may never find out the exact reason for denial on this particular loan. The lender is not obligated to tell you exactly why you were denied.
" I was very shocked at this refusal, and it has damamged my feelings of self-worth "
If your feelings of self worth are so closely tied to a $300 credit denial, you should probably seek counseling.
" The letter I received from them says their decision was based on info provided by Equifax. "
OK, so they apparently didn't like what they saw on the Equifax report. When a potential creditor denies credit on the basis of a credit report, the credit reporting agency is required to provide you a free report on request. This is so you can see what they saw and check for any possible errors.
" I tried to find out from them (Equifax)...no luck. I can't seem to find out what the problem was. "
Did you actually order your free credit report and review it? This is really the only way to start. It's possible that there could be an error on the report that is affecting your creditworthiness.
" My credit is not bad, I have no accounts past due, I have NO litigation, even pay more than my minimum payments. I don't understand why I was denied a very small loan to buy a $299.00 couch from Big Lots Store, in Northport, Al. "
It could be anything. It's really up to the lender's discretion whether or not you qualify. There are more things than past due acccounts and litigation that can affect the process. Since you imply that you have other outstanding obligations, perhaps they considered your debt to income ratio was too high. Bottom line is that if you don't see anything wrong with your credit report, you may never find out the exact reason for denial on this particular loan. The lender is not obligated to tell you exactly why you were denied.
" I was very shocked at this refusal, and it has damamged my feelings of self-worth "
If your feelings of self worth are so closely tied to a $300 credit denial, you should probably seek counseling.
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