Regarding getting some money back from Robinhood, here's an interesting comment I found at Reddit:
> To those of you who deposited funds to Robinhood and are now down your deposit or more, these are technically ACH transfers, and if you genuinely believe Robinhood defrauded you, or otherwise failed to provide service as understood, you can issue an ACH chargeback through your bank’s web portal or by phone for any funds deposited in the last 60 days.
> RH may try to call you into arbitration, but more likely they’ll just ban you from the platform. It’s not a terrible idea if you plan on leaving the platform anyway. Just make sure you can substantiate your losses or they might have a fraud case.
> [If RH dings your credit], you‘re able to dispute with the credit reporting agencies or, if the agencies won’t delete, hire a debt lawyer to resolve. I doubt they would even if able. Any representation they have is likely about to be drowning in FINRA and arbitration prep, some people keep obscene amounts of money on their platform. They also likely can’t furnish any signed documentation of credit pending payment unless you signed up for margin trading.
> If the funds haven’t been deducted from your bank account or are in a pending state, you may also be able to just issue a stop payment. Again, anyone who tries this should ensure that they can substantiate losses related to the payment they stop or chargeback.
> To those of you who deposited funds to Robinhood and are now down your deposit or more, these are technically ACH transfers, and if you genuinely believe Robinhood defrauded you, or otherwise failed to provide service as understood, you can issue an ACH chargeback through your bank’s web portal or by phone for any funds deposited in the last 60 days.
> RH may try to call you into arbitration, but more likely they’ll just ban you from the platform. It’s not a terrible idea if you plan on leaving the platform anyway. Just make sure you can substantiate your losses or they might have a fraud case.
> [If RH dings your credit], you‘re able to dispute with the credit reporting agencies or, if the agencies won’t delete, hire a debt lawyer to resolve. I doubt they would even if able. Any representation they have is likely about to be drowning in FINRA and arbitration prep, some people keep obscene amounts of money on their platform. They also likely can’t furnish any signed documentation of credit pending payment unless you signed up for margin trading.
> If the funds haven’t been deducted from your bank account or are in a pending state, you may also be able to just issue a stop payment. Again, anyone who tries this should ensure that they can substantiate losses related to the payment they stop or chargeback.