Community Credit Services
Date: Tue, 10/05/2010 - 12:58
I just received a response from Community Credit Services through the BBB. They stated that they reviewed the case and would be issuing me a refund check for $165. They did not however state anywhere that my account was PIF or that they would not debit my account anymore.
Should I consider this good enough or fight back?
Thanks for your help!
I would always like to have the PIF letter in hand. You should a
I would always like to have the PIF letter in hand. You should also ask for that? And, haven't you closed your account yet. Since, the illegal lender has your account information, it will never be safe again.
Yay! A refund! Ummmm, no way would I keep an account open which
Yay! A refund! Ummmm, no way would I keep an account open which they have access to, no way. Since they have your account number you can bet that every other illegal lender does also, and only God knows who else.
Community Credit Services
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Originally Posted by audrey213 Hello, I just received a response from Community Credit Services through the BBB. They stated that they reviewed the case and would be issuing me a refund check for $165. They did not however state anywhere that my account was PIF or that they would not debit my account anymore. Should I consider this good enough or fight back? Thanks for your help! |
Audrey,
I see that you've been successful with CCS, what advice can you offer me. I appreciate your help. Thank you.
Surreal4me2 in California.
I have an account with CCS, and i'm thinking about closing my ch
I have an account with CCS, and i'm thinking about closing my checking account because i'm tired of being ripped off by them, can they sue me if i default on the loan.
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I have an account with CCS, and i'm thinking about closing my checking account because i'm tired of being ripped off by them, can they sue me if i default on the loan. |
What state are you in?
Have them send you a check (cashiers, money order) in the mail.
Have them send you a check (cashiers, money order) in the mail. Don't give them your new account information.
