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Someone withdrew illegally from my checking account

Date: Fri, 03/30/2007 09:41
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You tried to take $49.00 out of my checking account twice which i did not authorize, which made my checking account a neg.$50.00 for insurfecant funds $25.00 a piece i want my money back our i will inform
My attorney at law :evil: :evil: :idea:




Hi LADELL1

By chance, is the debit under the name "everprivatecard"

Ask your bank to verify the charges with the company who debited from your account. You are hooked into the wrong place here because this is a public message board.

Sub: #1 posted on Fri, 03/30/2007 - 09:47

aciotsf aciotsf

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Ladell - this website did NOT debit your account.

this website is a message board / forum of members who have been taken advantage of by loan companies and collection agencies.

this website doesn't charge anyone anything. its a resource for information on people who do illegally charge peoples accounts and such.

Sub: #2 posted on Fri, 03/30/2007 - 11:17

sswett sswett

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