<Slaming head on desk in fustration>
i had a lot of problems with my bank and pdls. i was told "this
i had a lot of problems with my bank and pdls. i was told "this isn't the way banks work - you put in money to pay people" whatever my loans arent even legal in this state (and i did pay them, thankyouverymuch).
i cannot offer too much advice, (perhaps the banking board could help) but wanted to say i understand.
There's a banking board for credit unions? (Off to do a search)
There's a banking board for credit unions? (Off to do a search) All i've wanted up to this point was removal from chex systems & credit reports, since it was the credit union's screw up.
Now, I've contacted a lawyer, and they are going to get back to me to see if I have a case or not. (probably not,seeing at the time I was stupid and didn't send the letters certified) I'm still waiting to hear back from our AG's office as well as our Gov & Mayor (Doubt i'll hear back from those two) and Secretary of DFI. In the meantime I've contacted a lawyer. This is utterly redicouls. I'm never banking at a credit union again. I have more options under w/ banks then I do credit unions!
i meant there's a forum here that deals with banking issues. the
i meant there's a forum here that deals with banking issues. they helped me out a lot. they are great with helping with chex systems
good luck.. there will be a way for this to get better :)
Bea, I have used all the advise found on the boards regarding NC
Bea, I have used all the advise found on the boards regarding NCUA, OCC, FDIC etc. Since it's a credit union, all of them are telling me I have to go to WI DFI and can't help
So, i'm just in a waiting period right now..
My Credit Union Experience
I too have an account with a CU, and when I attempted to close it, I was told I'd simply have to pay the overdraft fees first. I didn't have the money right then, so I asked the teller to remove the courtesy pay feature from the account so I'd ONLY have to pay overdraft fees for anything that came thru before I could close the account. Thankfully, I was able to establish a new account on the spot, so I simply switched my direct deposit to the new account and notified all of the creditors that I had legit ACH agreements with of the account change. I paid off the overdraft fees a week later and FINALLY closed the account. The key to resolving the issue was simply paying the CU what I owed them.