Dish network forged my husbands signature
Complaint
Amanda jenkins
Country: United States
We had dish network for a while and then all of a sudden they decided to raise the price without even telling us so we told them no way as we weren’t under a contract never had one nor signed one and Now months later I got a charge for almost $400 taken out of my bank account that was completely unauthorized And when I went to the fraud department at my lovely bank which is Bank of America which are horrible too they said they were going to investigate it and they put the money back in, now a few weeks later we received a packet from dish network with signatures on it that were clearly not my husbands nor mine nor anything I’ve ever even seen in my life I honestly don’t even think we could replicate the signature that was on those documents it was clearly forged and instead of investigating previous checks that were signed or anything through the bank the money came right back out of my account again and BOA said oh well and screw us refusing to investigate the quality of the signatures.I am absolutely disgusted and sick about this they should not be able to do this, I never even had automatic payments or anything so they obviously stole my credit card information that was on there for single time payments and used it to do this .This is forgery and fraud and when I did a Google search I figured I’d get some results I never imagined I would see thousands upon thousands of people that the same situation has happened to , we all need to team up and get a class-action lawsuit going if anyone has anything going let me know I will join 100% they should not be allowed to rob us hard-working people.
Comments
Get a copy of the police report, and submit a follow-up to your bank dispute, sent to the dispute address from your bank statement, including a copy of the police fraud and theft report. Refer to the earlier timely filed fraud dispute, and mail an additional copy to your bank via certified mail. Keep records of all correspondence.
Contact your District Attorney and state Attorney General to file a complaint of bank theft, contract forgery and fraud.
Make sure you have established banking relationships with another bank or credit union, since you may have to push the issue with Bank of America to recover your money. If BofA won't reverse the fraudulent charge when substantiated with a police report, file a complaint with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, www.occ.gov.