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Imprint Payments, Inc.

CFPB Consumer Complaint Database · CFPB Consumer Complaint Database

Complaints, last 12 months

353

Change vs prior 12 months

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Complaints on record (all-time)

353

Answered on time

64.6%

Closed with relief

0.6%

monetary or non-monetary

Most-complained product

Credit card

Most common problem

Closing your account

By product (last 12 months)

Credit reporting or other personal consumer reports20

Debt collection12

Checking or savings account1

By problem (last 12 months)

Closing your account62

Fees or interest53

Problem with a purchase shown on your statement46

Getting a credit card43

Other features, terms, or problems41

Problem when making payments37

Trouble using your card19

Incorrect information on your report14

Advertising and marketing, including promotional offers13

Attempts to collect debt not owed7

Where complainants live (last 12 months)

North Carolina12

Source: CFPB Consumer Complaint Database. A complaint is a consumer's statement of a problem, not a finding against the company. Larger companies receive more complaints because they have more customers. For help with a specific dispute, go to consumerfinance.gov/complaint.