Up27, do you feel comfortable contacting/emailing your payroll department and letting them know about the stituation? I emailed mine and told them there was fraudulent activity on my account so I had to close it, and that the company may try to garnish my wages. It is illegal for a company to garnish wages without a court order, so I informed them of this as well. They said my email would suffice as a wage-revocation letter & theyd keep it on file, & contact me if anyone tried to get my wages!
You can search for a wage revocation letter on this forum - send it to your payroll department, along with Cash Trasnsfer Centers. Hope this helps.