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Replied on 05-26-2009, 02:56 PM
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i just saw on my account a online transfer from my checking account to you people what is it for? i also want my money back and if i dont receive it im going to get a hold of the BBB and let them take care of you people feel like replying send reply to email deleted per forum rules---mobile

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Sub: #18 3 so far...
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just in this thread, 3 posts trying to hammer HSBC to no avail! I'm sending a request to close accounts today. Then hang on to the confirmation letter for the credit bureaus since HSBC won't report...

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Sub: #19
Replied on 11-12-2009, 10:10 AM
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With some research, I discovered that this account was a Rooms to Go account from 12 years ago. The RS is for retail services and can be any of 40 retailers. The number I called is 1-800-537-9698. Hope this helps!!

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I have an account with hsbc and they turned me over to corporater recievables and they are harrasing me and my cosigner on the account. I talked to hsbc and they told me i could still make payments to them, but when the guy from corporate recievables called again i told him that i didnt have to talk to them anymore i was going to deal with hsbc he laughed on the phone at me and said i have alot to learn and that i couldnt do that. He wont let me talk he yells i cant get to words in> what do i do?? Any reply would help

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Sub: #21
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what does HSBC RS stand for on a credit report

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Replied on 06-19-2010, 07:18 AM
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Mad, you need to check your credit report. Check as to who now holds the account. If it is still with corporater receivables, request HSBC to pull back the account from them. If HSBC agrees to pull back the account, get the agreement in writing. Then only make payments to HSBC. Else, after you make payments to HSBC, they may refuse to acknowledge your payments. However, before making the payments check your credit report for the account updation. Only after the account get transferred to the original creditor, can you make the payments.


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HSBC RS stands for Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Retail Store. If you had any retail store card with HSBC, this can show up on your credit report. However, if you do not have any such card or account, you can send in a <a href="/letters/sample6.html">debt validation letter</a> to them.


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Sub: #23
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I have never had any HSBC account. But a ring of about 75 females age 30-55 on the East Coast got my social and have been applying for accounts in different names vaguely like mine. (I am a 75 year old male in Colorado). I am trying to get all these hits off my credit record but HSBC/RS is about the worst. These women (no sexism intended) actually got $1575 out of Macy's, $1,000 out of Express (women's clothing I believe) and a $500 gift card at New York and company. Also $835 of merchandise from Kohl's (who will not even give me the name that was used with my "social." The best thing to do (if your state provides it) is to put a freeze on Experian, Equifax and TransUnion. (Must be done 1 by 1).

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Sub: #24 HSBC won't report acct closed
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HSBC Retail Service (HSBC RS)
90 Christiana Road,
New Castle, DE 19720
(302) 327-2000
-bazil of suburbanconspiracy.com
Any words of advice for how one can compell HSBC to report an acct that was closed 6 yrs ago as closed? It's still showing up on my credit report as a $25,000 line of open credit (for a furniture store that went out of business 5 yrs ago).

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What is the meaning for mode of Application

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Sub: #26
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HSBC/RS is on my credit report as an open revolving account. Yet, I don't have a card. The balance is zero and it's opened. Should I call them and ask them to close it? My credit is not very good at this moment.

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It is Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation

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