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Who is complaining aboutCan't stop charges to bank account?

CFPB issue labelNo longer offered, last used 20 Apr 2017

When looking at complaint volume about a company or product, consider company size and/or market share. For example, companies with more customers may have more complaints than companies with fewer customers. The CFPB does not verify every allegation in a complaint before publishing it.Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Consumer Complaint Database. A complaint is a consumer's account of a problem; it is not a finding against the company.

“Can't stop charges to bank account” is an issue label the CFPB no longer offers on its complaint form. 509 complaints carry it, received between 8 Nov 2013 and 20 Apr 2017.

Most were filed under the product “Payday loan” (97.6%).

0complaints, last 90 days— vs prior 90 days
0complaints, last 365 days— vs prior 365 days
509complaints, all yearssince 2013
12.6%closed with reliefall issues 31.6%

Which products

Product (CFPB label)ComplaintsShare
Payday loan49797.6%
Consumer Loan122.4%

Which companies, with their size

Ordered by the number of complaints carrying this issue since 2011.

Company (as named by the CFPB)Complaints, all yearsShareCompany size
ENOVA INTERNATIONAL, INC.448.6%no public measure
CURO Intermediate Holdings438.4%no public measure
COMMUNITY CHOICE FINANCIAL, INC.418.1%no public measure
CNG FINANCIAL CORPORATION367.1%no public measure
Big Picture Loans, LLC356.9%no public measure
Advance America, Cash Advance Centers, Inc.326.3%no public measure
Delbert Services234.5%no public measure
CASHCALL, INC.214.1%no public measure
Populus Financial Group, Inc. (F/K/A Ace Cash Express)173.3%no public measure
LDF Holdings, LLC163.1%no public measure
GVA Holdings, LLC112.2%no public measure
Ningo Lending LLC dba Spotloan102%no public measure
EZCORP, INC.102%no public measure
Mobiloans, LLC91.8%no public measure
ZARVAD III S.A.91.8%no public measure
Harpeth Financial Services, LLC81.6%no public measure
CHECK INTO CASH INC.81.6%no public measure
Rosebud Economic Development Corporation71.4%no public measure
MNE Services, Inc71.4%no public measure
WLCC71.4%no public measure
Cottonwood Financial Ltd.71.4%no public measure
Risecredit, LLC61.2%no public measure
Bliksum, LLC51%no public measure
ONEMAIN FINANCIAL HOLDINGS, LLC.40.8%no public measure
CASH AMERICA INTERNATIONAL, INC.30.6%no public measure
All other companies, including those not listed by name9017.7%—

CFPB: “When looking at complaint volume about a company or product, consider company size and/or market share. For example, companies with more customers may have more complaints than companies with fewer customers.” The CFPB does not verify every allegation in a complaint before publishing it. 0 of the 25 companies in this table have a public size measure. “No public measure” means the company could not be matched by name to a single institution in the FDIC, NCUA or HMDA files, not that it is small.

How companies responded

MeasureThis issueAll issues
Closed with monetary or non-monetary relief12.6%31.6%
Closed with monetary relief8.4%0.5%
Responses marked timely91.4%99.6%

Trend

Complaints with the issue “Can't stop charges to bank account” in each of the last 24 months. Peak month in view: 1.
Complaints per calendar year. The CFPB revised its issue list in 2017 and again later, so many labels start or stop part-way through the record.

Questions and answers

What does the CFPB issue “Can't stop charges to bank account” mean?

It is one of the options a consumer selects on the CFPB complaint form to describe the problem. The label is the consumer's choice and is not checked by the Bureau.

How many complaints carry this issue?

509, all received before 20 Apr 2017; the label is no longer offered.

Which products does it apply to?

“Payday loan” (97.6%), “Consumer Loan” (2.4%).

Does the CFPB verify complaints?

The CFPB does not verify every allegation in a complaint before publishing it. Counts on this page show what consumers reported, not what was found.

Provenance

Source: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Consumer Complaint Database, bulk file downloaded 30 Sep 2026, complaints received through 30 Sep 2026. Only coded fields are used (company, product, sub-product, issue, state, dates, company response, timeliness); complaint narratives are never read, stored or shown. Complaints are published once the company responds or after 15 days, so the most recent two to three weeks are incomplete. Size measures: FDIC BankFind (report date 30 Jun 2026), NCUA call reports (30 Jun 2026), HMDA transmittal sheet (2025), Census Bureau population estimates (2025). All are US government works. Search the CFPB database · Methodology · Report an error.