Business ProfileforStockpile Investment, Inc.

In 2019, I opened a Stockpile account with an initial deposit of $350. I used this money to buy $350 worth of stock. Later, I opened another account with ******* ****** and stopped actively trading in my Stockpile account after 2020. Recently, I received an email from Stockpile stating that there were insufficient funds in my account to cover a membership charge that I was never informed of. Stockpile then sold some of my stock to cover the fee without my consent.Despite numerous attempts to contact Stockpile via email, phone calls, and even letters sent to their main office, I never received a response. I believe that Stockpile breached its duty of care to me as their client by selling my stock and converting my dividends without my written consent and failing to provide any documentation related to the membership fees. upon my request.As I was going through my monthly statements, I noticed that Stockpile would deduct dividends from my account and would sell my stock to cover the monthly fee for over 2 years. Since I never made another trade with Stockpile or leveraged any of their services. I am demanding my initial investment and all the funds taken out of the account since the effective date of their policy change from a free service to a membership. I was in law school at the time and didn't have the time to check on this until recently. I was under the assumption that my account was a free account throughout the life of the account. I am currently employed with the ********** of ******* in ********** and if I don't get my money back in 14 days, I am going to involve law enforcement and pursue criminal charges. Despite all the cases showing as resolved on the BBB website, simply because they respond by saying a representative is in contact with the complainant, and although I have yet to verbally talk to someone from Stockpile nor have I ever received a response regarding these issues. Today I have been denied access to the account.