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I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID ***, and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.
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Good morning, Please update the status of the above casePNC Bank, N.Aresponded to *** *** on 5-8-17, and considers this matter addressed. Thank you, Rachel M***Executive Client Relations Officer

PNC Bank, N.Aresponded to *** *** on June 1, 2016, and considers this matter addressed

PNC Bank, N.Aresponded to *** *** on June 22, 2017, and considers this matter addressed

Complaint ID: *** Please close out this complaint, this matter has been resolved

October 26, 2016PNC Bank, N.Aresponded to *** *** on October and 26, 2016 , and considers this matter addressed.Thank you,ACBPNC Bank

Revdex.com:My employer has received the check on July 10th and we consider the matter addressed
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PNC responded in writing to *** *** on and considers the matter addressed

PNC did not send me where they got the starting balance of 127kI understand that they are claiming that I didnt argue this soonerI tried asking CS and got no clarificationI tried to argue amount when I applied for modification and was yelled at do u want to do a modification or argue! My husband was sick and I was unsure if I could even afford house after he passed so I agreed to sign modificationThe balance was still upsetting me and I found free legal help NYLAG that helped me file complaint with esculation deptI had at least contacts at PNC that I spoke to once and was told when I called back someone else was handling my caseI was willing to drive to PNC in NJ to have someone show me how they were showing the higher balance they refusedI know what was spent and it is not what PNC is showingNYLAG sent a request for proof of starting balance that was all NYLAG could doI went to a lawyer he wanted retainer that I could not affordPNC would not renew my modification and my payment almost doubled so I could not afford that amount and got a mortage with bethpage credit unionI am so upset that I did not have the finances to pay a lawyer or understand what to do sooner and was treated badly by PNC customer service

PNC Bank, N.Aresponded to Ms*** *** on October 26, 2016, and considers this matter addressedThank you

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID *** and have determined that this does not resolve my complaint. For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below.April 12, 2016We absolutely reject and dispute PNCs response.They continue to tell us that our appraisal is not satisfactory to PNC.As we have stated and included documentation to prove, our appraisal was conducted by a *** State licensed appraiser and in addition our appraisal was an FHA appraisal which as everyone knows, including PNC, is a much more detailed and thorough appraisal processFurthermore, we have NEVER signed ANY contract with PNC mortgageOur original mortgage was with *** mortgagePNC bought our mortgage from ***I have included (page attachment) our original signed contract with *** mortgage.We were told that as soon as the value of our property reached the required amount our PMI would be automatically terminatedThis is exactly how we understood the contract.Since we never signed anything with PNC, how can they now say we don’t meet “their” requirements? If that was the case they could say any absurd thing they want to about any part of our mortgage.In addition I have included (page one attachment) a letter from PNC with states “we may request an appraisal through PNC mortgage”It does not say we are “required to” it says “may”.PNC can and should accept our appraisalPNC has the ability to simply include our appraiser in their so called “approved appraisers” listWhy can’t they do that? Why won’t they do that?This is absolutely ridiculous…anybody…any realtor, any assessor, any banker… anybody with a computer can confirm that our property’s value has reached the required 80% home to loan-to-value ratio.This is not the intent of the The Homeowners Protection ActI am prepared to take legal action against PNCI will let the court decide whether or not the intent of the The Homeowners Protection Act is to make the homeowner jump through hoops of fire and spend thousands of dollars in order to stop being overcharged for useless and illegal PMI.Below is an excerpt from the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve:The Homeowners Protection Act of (the Act) was signed into law on July 29, 1998, and became effective on July 29, The Act, also known as the “PMI Cancellation Act,” addresses homeowners’ difficulties in canceling private mortgage insurance (PMI) coverageIt establishes provisions for canceling and terminating PMI, establishes disclosure and notification requirements, and requires the return of unearned premiumsExcessive PMI coverage provides little extra protection for a lender and does not benefit the borrowerIn some instances, homeowners have experienced problems in canceling PMIAt other times, lenders may have agreed to terminate coverage when the borrower’s equity reached percent, but the policies and procedures used for canceling or terminating PMI coverage varied widely among lenders.I believe PNC is in violation of The Homeowners Protection Act of I believe they are required to, and in fact a long time ago they were required to automatically terminate our PMII believe they can, but refuse to accept our appraisal.Regards,*** ***

PNC Bank, N.Aresponded to *** *** on 11/20/2017, and considers this matter to be addressed

PNC Bank, N.Aresponded to *** *** on July 29, , and considers this matter addressed - JDT

PNC Bank, N.Aresponded to *** *** on July 19, 2016, and considers this matter addressed

PNC Bank, N.Aresponded to Ms*** in writing on December 1, 2015, and considers this matter
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I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID ***, and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.
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March 8, *** ** ***RE: Revdex.com Case Number ***Dear Mr***:This is in response to your complaint filed on January 2, 2018, with the Revdex.com of Western Pennsylvania regarding your PNC Bank, National Association (“PNC”) Virtual Wallet Spend account ending in *** (“Account”)I attempted to contact you by telephone on January and 8, 2018, and by email on January 2, 2018, but was unsuccessful in reaching youI appreciate the opportunity to address your concerns.On August 25, 2017, PNC received several disputes from you alleging one (1) unauthorized ATM withdrawal transaction in the amount of $and six (6) unauthorized Pin Point of Sale (“POS”) transactions totaling $1,from Walmart that all posted to your Account on August 24, Upon receipt of these disputes, PNC began an investigation into the disputed transactions, which included a review of your Account history as well as the locations and amounts of the transactions in questionIn addition, our records confirm the PNC Bank debit card ending in ** was closed on August 28, 2017.During our investigation into the disputed transactions, PNC identified undisputed transactions that occurred in between and after the disputed transactionsAs a result, on August 30, 2017, PNC denied your disputes and written notification of this was mailed to you.On September 6, 2017, PNC received a dispute from you alleging one (1) unauthorized ATM withdrawal transaction in the amount of $and eight (8) unauthorized Pin Point of Sale (“POS”) transactions totaling $1,from Walmart and Smithfield New that posted to your Account on August and 24, Upon receipt of this dispute, PNC began an investigation into the disputed transactions, which included a review of your Account history as well as the locations and amounts of the transactions in question.During our investigation into the disputed transactions, PNC identified undisputed transactions that occurred in between and after the disputed transactionsIn addition, the information provided in the dispute indicated that you had authorized an individual named your debit card toperform transactions and PNC was never notified that the authorizatbn*** to use your debit card had been revokedAs a result, on September 11, 2017, PNC denied your dispute and written notification of this was mailed to you.On September 15, 2017, PNC received a dispute from you alleging one (1) unauthorized ATM withdrawal transaction in the amount of $and seven (7) unauthorized Pin Point of Sale (“POS”) transactions totaling $1,from Walmart and Smithfield New that all posted to your Account on August 24, Upon receipt of this dispute, PNC began an investigation into the disputed transactions, which included a review of your Account history as well as the locations and amounts of the transactionsinquestionThe information provided in the dispute indicated that your PNC Bank debit card ending in ** had been stolen.During our investigation into the disputed transactions, PNC identified several undisputed transactions that occurred in between and after the disputed transactionsAs a result, on September 20, 2017, PNC denied your dispute and written notification of this was mailed to you.Thank you for allowing me to clarify PNC's position in this matterIf you have additional questions regarding this matter, please contact me directly at 412-I am available Monday through Friday between the hours of 8:AM and 4:PM, Eastern Standard Time.Sincerely,Brett B***
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Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID ***, and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.
Regards,
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PNC Bank, N.Aresponded to *** *** on December 23, and considers this matter addressed

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID ***, and have determined that this does not resolve my complaint. For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below
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