I HAD A 59.95 CHARGE ON MY BANK ACCOUNT WHAT DO I DO
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RHONDA OWENS
I WANT IT OFF
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RHONDAOWENS
IWANT IT OFF
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tj
Your bank should reverse fraudulent charges as long as you report them promptly.
Contact your bank immediately to dispute all unauthorized or fraudulent charges, and close the account to prevent additional fraud. Follow up in writing with a dispute to your bank, and make sure they get it earlier than 60 days from the statement date showing the disputed charge, to preserve your FRB Reg. E dispute rights.
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Julie Drake
I took the illegal charges on my credit card to the bank.
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ShawayneDockett
I was charge for something i do not know and when i found a number on the company they claim they do not have me listed for any product go figure however they will not when and as soon as i get further info on this company they will have a law suite out and hopefully more so that they cannot do these kinds of illege things on desent citizens. I was charge 59.95 on saturday march 28,2009 please help me remove this if u know how.
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ROBERT TAYLOR
I was charge for something I do not know and trying to contract these people who is taking money out of my account.on march 18 2009 they took 59.95 and on march 30 2009 they took 69.95 from my account. I would like my money put back into my account.Please help me remove this fraudulent if you know how.
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Is there any chance your computer came without punctuation keys?
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Sheryl Lassiter
I ordered a grant book and the next thing that I know ,is $69.00 was taken out of my debit account without permission. I'm a older lady and this money represented my medicine and food money. Nobody is giving me anything extra. This is wrong, and I want My Money Back. Is their anyone out their that will help me? sheryllassiter@hotmail.com
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tj
That is pretty much what "government grant" scams do.
Promise one thing to get your account number, then charge a higher price claiming you agreed to it. See above for how to handle fraudulent charges.
Best results have been with prompt filing of dispute with BofA, including written dispute of fraudulent charge in accordance with FRB Reg. E. If they fail to refund in whole, followed with OCC and FTC complaints against BofA, and FTC, state AG, and Illinois AG complaints against Smart Step. In addition, contact your state insurance commissioner to complain against Smart Step, as their fraudulent charges may also violate state insurance regulations.
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tj
In addition, you should invoke your GLB Privacy right to opt out of disclosure or sale by BofA (or any other bank you do business with) of your private financial information to both affiliate and third party marketers. That is how these scammers are able to put charges on your accounts without you even having to provide account information to them.
Unless you opt out, they are free to spread your account information as wide as they want, leaving you having to watch your statements like a hawk while unknown parties are actively trying to slip fraudulent charges past you.
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Contact your bank immediately to dispute all unauthorized or fraudulent charges, and close the account to prevent additional fraud. Follow up in writing with a dispute to your bank, and make sure they get it earlier than 60 days from the statement date showing the disputed charge, to preserve your FRB Reg. E dispute rights.
sheryllassiter@hotmail.com
Promise one thing to get your account number, then charge a higher price claiming you agreed to it. See above for how to handle fraudulent charges.
Best results have been with prompt filing of dispute with BofA, including written dispute of fraudulent charge in accordance with FRB Reg. E. If they fail to refund in whole, followed with OCC and FTC complaints against BofA, and FTC, state AG, and Illinois AG complaints against Smart Step. In addition, contact your state insurance commissioner to complain against Smart Step, as their fraudulent charges may also violate state insurance regulations.
Unless you opt out, they are free to spread your account information as wide as they want, leaving you having to watch your statements like a hawk while unknown parties are actively trying to slip fraudulent charges past you.
I HAVE MANY GREAT THINGS IN STORE FOR AMERICA.