Legal Question in Banking Law in California
I referred my friend to a local Direct Lender to apply for a Payday Advance and when they asked who referred him he gave them my name so I would get the $25 referral bonus on my account and he received $10. The teller told him I would not get the referral because my account was outstanding. Teller went to get her Supervisor who eventually approved the bonus to my account. I could care less about the referral $money. I am humiliated that they told my friend I had outstanding debt. What right did they have to share details regarding my account with my friend? Please advise, thank you.
Asked on 10/20/22, 11:36 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
You have no legal right of privacy in the fact that you have outstanding debt.
Answered on 10/21/22, 9:27 am
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