*I read the below today on XXXX. Below is the copy and pasted article. This exact thing happened to me with the Credit Protector Benefits. They were grossly overstated, not honored, and changed around without my knowledge on several occasions with both my primary Citi Bank Credit Cards. This caused me to lose credit rating points and ultimately prematurely unable to pay back my obligations because of this. I complained in detail through other third party agencies in the past. How can I see assistance formally through your agency? I saved all the detailed XXXX and Citi bank records in case this very thing happened to others. I was supposed to have debt forgiveness and extension options as part of the credit protector, which Citi refused to honor. How can I file a claim as stated in the below article? 

Article taken today from XXXX ; describing my same concerns court outcome : '' Citibank ordered to pay customers {$700.00} XXXX : '' The federal government on Tuesday ordered Citibank to pay {$700.00} XXXX to customers it said had been overcharged by the bank. 
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau also ordered the bank to pay {$35.00} XXXX in penalties associated to the overcharging and for the bank 's use of " deceptive marketing '' techniques. 
The bureau said that XXXX XXXX customers will be compensated in the pay out, which includes XXXX XXXX people overcharged directly by Citibank and another XXXX XXXX customers of the bank 's subsidiaries. 
Between at least XXXX and XXXX, Citibank -- which is owned by Citigroup ( C ) -- enrolled those customers in credit monitoring services or programs promising to defer payments or forgive debt in the event of job loss or another financial hardship. 
But the CFPB said when the bank signed people on to those programs, it misrepresented fees and overstated the benefits. It also used " leading questions '' and " construed ambiguous answers '' in telemarketing calls, according to the bureau. 
Citibank has already paid some customers back. " Affected customers will automatically receive a statement credit or check and those no longer with Citi who are eligible will be mailed a check, '' Citibank said in a statement Tuesday. 
The bank said in a statement that it " fully cooperated '' with the CFPB investigation and the first repayments went out in XXXX. The company added that it has set aside money for remaining paybacks. '' 
