Goldman Sachs Customer Service Issues

To 13th March [redacted] Human Resources Manager, Goldman Sachs, Bangalore Subject: Job Application from Disabled Person (Asperger's Syndrome - mild form of Autism) Dear Sir, I recently learned that Goldman Sachs is open to considering applications from disabled individuals for job opportunities, as per the Disability Equality Index of the USA. I am pleased to submit my application for the position of Accounts Assistant or any other suitable role within your esteemed organization. I hold a Bachelor's degree in Commerce and have completed various computer courses at NIIT and APTECH. While I have Asperger's Syndrome (a mild form of autism) and hold a disability certificate from the State and Central Governments, I can independently perform all job responsibilities as efficiently as any other individual my age. I assure you that my disability will not impact the quality of my work, as I am experienced and familiar with the workings of a multinational company. I eagerly anticipate the opportunity to hear from you regarding potential placement at your organization in Bangalore. I am prepared to share my resume and references upon request. Yours sincerely, Anup S. H. Mobile: [redacted] Email: [redacted] Residential Address: #[redacted], Sri Krishna, Sampige Road, 18th Cross, Malleswaram, Bangalore [redacted]

I recently applied for the Apple Card and unfortunately, my application was denied due to my income being lower than my debts. However, the reason for this is because I am a college student with student loans in deferment. Despite this, my part-time job provides me with financial security to pay off credit card debt. I have a good credit utilization ratio (5%) and always pay my balance on time. I believe I can handle a high APR/low credit limit as I don't carry a balance, and I have been managing well with a low limit on my current card by paying the balance as soon as it posts. I am interested in appealing the decision.

I was contacted by Jennifer David who offered me the opportunity to invest in bitcoins through the Coinmama website. She referred me to her manager, Mr. Jeorgekirk Land, who claimed to have worked at Goldman Sachs. I purchased $50.00 worth of bitcoins with the promise that the profit would increase within 24 hours. However, they requested a commission fee for cashing out the profit. I complied with that request. After paying the commission fee, I was asked to upgrade for an additional $[redacted]. I expressed my financial constraints, leading Mrs. David to offer to cover the remaining balance. Despite this, I received yet another email asking for a profit disbursement fee, which has left me suspicious of their intentions. I am beginning to feel frustrated about this situation. If anyone can verify the identity of Mr. Jeorgekirk Land or has information on this, please contact the number [redacted] via WhatsApp. Should this prove to be a scam, I am seeking guidance on how to recover my funds, as I used a credit card for the initial payment. Your prompt assistance in this matter would be greatly appreciated.

I placed an order through Apple Pay on 11/3, but the items were not processed. The game froze, and I did not receive the coins I purchased. Despite requesting refunds three times for the total charges of $[redacted].87, only one item was credited, and the rest were refused. Being 73 years old and relying on social security, I cannot afford to pay for items I never received. The game did not show any confirmation of the charges going through, leading me to repeat the ordering process. With a credit score in the 700s, I am concerned about the financial impact and do not want my score to be affected. These transactions all occurred on 11/3, causing me great distress and anxiety. I seek assistance as I feel overwhelmed and unsure how to address this issue without jeopardizing my financial stability.

I need help with my Apple Card from Goldman Sachs. The customer service team at Goldman Sachs is refusing to change my statement closing date or payment due date, stating that all Apple Card account statements must close on the first day of the month with payment due on the last day of the month. I have been able to adjust these dates with my other credit card companies and would like Goldman Sachs to provide the same flexibility for my Apple Card account.

On December 2, [redacted], I transferred £20,[redacted].00 for a 3-year bond with GS Real Estate Securities at 4.3%. The reference number is [redacted]. I was promised a written confirmation of the investment's start and maturity dates upon receiving the funds, but despite three requests, I have not received this document. I tried calling multiple times, but haven't been able to get through, which is incredibly frustrating. Can you please provide me with the requested information and help resolve this issue?