Pay-to-Pay Fees Investigation
Peiffer Wolf is currently investigating various companies who we believe unlawfully charge additional “convenience” or “transaction” fees when customers pay their bills over the phone, online, or with their debit cards.
If you have been charged an additional fee to simply make a payment, you may be entitled to significant financial relief. To see if you qualify, please click here to schedule an appointment or you can call 314-669-3600 for a Free Consultation.
What are Pay-to-Pay Fees
Pay-to-Pay fees are convenience and processing fees charged by businesses when customers pay for goods or services over the telephone, with a debit or prepaid card, or simply online. When providers or servicers charge extra fees – including “convenience” or “processing” fees – they may be in violation of federal and state law and you may be entitled to recover not only the fees you paid, but up to $1,000 as a penalty, depending on what state you live in.
As a debt or loan servicer, financial companies are supposed to be compensated out of the interest paid on each borrower’s monthly payment – not via additional “service,” “convenience,” or “processing” fees that do not reflect the cost to the company of providing such services.
If you’ve paid your mortgage, car payment, or other monthly bill online or over the phone and paid a “convenience” fee, you should speak with an experienced consumer protection attorney. To see if you qualify, please click here to schedule an appointment or call 314-669-3600 for a Free Consultation.
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Peiffer Wolf has secured over $500 million in damages for our Consumer Protection and Privacy clients, and we remain committed to fighting on their behalf. We are representing individuals who have lost money paying illegally added fees.
If you have been charged an additional fee to simply make a payment, you may be entitled to significant financial relief. To see if you qualify, please click here to schedule an appointment or you can call 314-669-3600 for a Free Consultation.
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