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Submitted by kashzan on Fri, 09/07/2007 - 07:43
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Has any one dealt with the above?
I believe it is some sort of CA. They left a message on my answering machine, but the nasty tone mixed with the heavy accent made it almost impossible to understand


It seems on their web site they accept payments only by credit card and personal checks. I am assuming the people that got their accounts hit, must have entered the account info on the web site, made a few payments and stopped. They had the number and hit the account. I hope i am right.Just trying to be logical


Submitted by kashzan on Fri, 09/07/2007 - 08:56

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Is there a way for companies to get your bank account without you giving the info out? I mean..I have completely quit paying on websites and if I have to I use a low limit charge card..I use the electronic bill pay...can they get the info from this. The bank told me no but now I am worried.


Submitted by RoxyNY on Fri, 09/07/2007 - 09:05

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In order to dip into your account, they have to have solid and LEGAL proof/documentation to present to the bank. When I said anyone, I exaggerated meaning I wouldnt put a lot of merit into it when they say "we can levy your account". If that could really happen, then yes, ANYONE could arbitrairily do it.

If the judgement is ordered and they do not have your account info, I believe by way of the court order, you would have to give it OR they have to give you an opportunity to clear the debt IF it is a LEGALLY owed debt in the first place.

I am sorry for causing any panic (sometimes not so good with words :( )


Submitted by volleyballmom on Fri, 09/07/2007 - 09:32

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It's ok volley...An adrenaline rush is not so bad..especially when you can laugh afterwords. Thanks for clearing it up. We all have experience in different areas and I appreciate you sharing yours. I often find myself typing, reading, retyping because I know what I am saying but I can't find a way to express my point.. you are not alone.


Submitted by RoxyNY on Fri, 09/07/2007 - 09:37

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I saw those in Rip Off Report too....

I happen to work for the bank they mentioned and I am very surprised. I also saw the note about fake subpoenas, etc...and it seems as if the "notice" was sent to an old address.

Seems as if there is a class action suit already going on.

Do you know why they would be contacting you? This goes againt what I mentioned earlier, but call them back and ask them for proof of the debt in writing.


Submitted by volleyballmom on Fri, 09/07/2007 - 09:44

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Well, ordianrily I would say tell them (in Cannr's famous words) bite me! BUt this seems to be bothering you and you need reassurance, if not a resolution. Do what you have to..I don't like talking to people like that but I sure can write. Besides, if there is any merit to their claim (doubtful) you will have attempted to contact them and you will have written documentation and maybe get some back from them (but by the sounds of it, I wouldn't exepct much) Right now, it is not about them, it is about you and doing what you need to do for you.


Submitted by RoxyNY on Fri, 09/07/2007 - 10:15

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