Dear CFPB, Once again USAA/MasterCard has brought unwanted problems into my life by providing, without my permission or authorization, updated credit card information to vendors for credit/debit cards which I and/or USAA have CANCELLED. 
The latest debacle is playing out now. I 'm on a XXXX to XXXX, Texas. I arrived yesterday and rented a car from XXXX at the airport in XXXX, TX. Today, I checked my USAA checking account and discovered XXXX ( XXXX ) unauthorized charges from XXXX for {$310.00}, a total of {$630.00} drained from my checking account. " How could this be? '' I 'm on official travel and made the reservation through XXXX who should have charged my government VISA card for the car rental. What happened? Well what happened is this. I 'm a XXXX and XXXX ( XXXX ), yes XXXX debit cards ago, I entered my personal USAA debit card into my XXXX profile. I never, ever provided my personal debit card to XXXX for this transaction because it was a business trip. However XXXX " pulled '' my new credit card information and charged my debit card, not once, but mistakenly XXXX ( You can get the details from XXXX XXXX ( XXXX ) XXXX, billing supervisor, XXXX XXXX XXXX, XXXX, OK ). Bad on XXXX XXXX for charging the wrong card and charging it XXXX and they are correcting the problem. 
But the bottom line is this ; none of these problems would occur if USAA would stop providing canceled credit/debit card information to vendors without my permission. 
Regards, XXXX XXXX ( XXXX ) XXXX 
