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I am complaining about your charges to my credit card. My wife and I each have a Barclay Credit card. They have different numbers. My wife is also an authorized user of my different numbered card. I rarely use my card. My wife regularly uses her card with its own card number, not my card number. Though, I do not know when my wife makes a purchase on her card, I do pay our bills when they are due. I never look for a bill on my card because I so rarely use it. Yet, I finally found that there are bills charge to my account. Why? Because Barclay is charging all the purchases on my wife's account to my card account. Moreover, Barclay has never revealed that it was doing so and neither my wife, nor I, consented to any such practice. If I or my wife use my card, a charge to my card is appropriate. But what you are doing without notice is improper and has hurt my credit standing. I do not know what your reason for the foregoing is done. Nonetheless, it is wrong. One has an absolute right to expect charges to be assessed on the credit line accessed, But, certainly not against a different credit line and especially without any notice. Charles M. Tobin,[protected]@tobinlawfirm.com, [protected]
Desired outcome: I have received a note that the "company" can't read your mind so tell it what you want it to do. It seems pretty obvious. STOP IT and notify the credit bureaus.
