Payday Lender Charged Unauthorized Double Payment on Wrong Date
A payday lender drew an unauthorized payment from the wrong card on the wrong date and attempted a second draw days later, creating a double payment within one week. Unauthorized ACH debits by payday lenders leave consumers with no timely recourse. Single CFPB complaint.
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