Unauthorized Attorney Fee Charged to Mortgage Account
Bank of America added an attorney fee to a mortgage account without authorization during a lease dispute. Unilateral fee additions to mortgage accounts leave borrowers with limited dispute options. Single complaint.
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Bank of America failed to credit interest owed on an interest-bearing account over many years and simultaneously charged unauthorized high-dollar fees. The systematic underpayment of earned interest combined with unauthorized charges amounts to ongoing account mismanagement.
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Homeowners with automatic mortgage payments enrolled continue receiving unauthorized late fees when servicer systems fail to process autopay correctly. Servicers verbally acknowledge the error repeatedly but fail to issue credits or prevent recurrence. Customers bear the burden of monthly monitoring and repeated escalation to correct fees they should never have incurred.
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Bank of America customers encounter unexpected fees with poor resolution support, eroding trust and causing ongoing financial strain.
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US Bank initiated a mortgage assistance application without the borrower submitting or signing anything, causing servicing errors and credit reporting concerns. Unauthorized account actions by servicers are difficult to reverse. Single complaint.
Mortgage Servicers Charging Borrowers for Their Own Litigation Costs
Servicers add tens of thousands of dollars in attorney fees — incurred defending themselves in borrower-initiated litigation — directly to the borrower's mortgage balance without prior notice or authorization. The monthly statement suddenly spikes to multiples of the normal payment. No dispute or removal mechanism is offered.
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