A settlement agreement in December 2002 paid off my BP-Citi Amoco card. Then in January 2005 I applied to refinance and learned that a collection account existed under BP-Citi for the leftover balance, which should have been covered by the settlement. When I called, I was told that the title ...
I decided to check my credit report. The first account listed is an open account with BP/Citi. It says that I have a credit limit of $325. My monthly payment is $10.00, and the account is in good standing. The funny thing is that I never opened it or even made a payment. What company is this? This ...
Even though we have never done business with BP/CITI, there is a negative entry on our credit report. With no phone number or website available, it is difficult at best to rectify this. I have written to them, and as a result of what I have read here I am reporting them to the Better Business ...
I never received their credit card, but they want me to pay the expense. All the charges (filling oil) happened on the same day. I complained to the company and they did not listen. They just want the money. They are a bad company and should be monitored by the credit bureau. ...
I was divorced three years ago and left the BP/Citi bank card in my ex-husband's name. I have had no business dealings with this company since then. In the process of buying a house, I found a balance due on this account that I have not used, and they are listing it as a bad debt. All my other ...
I applied for a credit card and was denied, to my amazement, because I have always had perfect credit. I went online to get a credit report and found out I owed 40.00 for a credit I never had or owned. My credit dropped to high risk because they have not received payment in 120 days! ...