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what can i do about this

Date: Sat, 07/28/2007 08:19
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how do i get ahold of everprivate and talk to a real preson about my problem with them taking money out of my account two times known




From what I have read, your best route is to file fraud charges with your bank and have them take care of it. It seems that you can never get ahold of anyone there and when you do they give you the run around.

Sub: #1 posted on Sat, 07/28/2007 - 09:42

Leah Leah

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Yes I agree with Leah. They are real difficult to deal with and going through your bank and filing fraud will protect your account from future hits and stop them at the same time.

Sub: #2 posted on Sat, 07/28/2007 - 12:03

Frogpatch Frogpatch
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Everprivate will go around and around with you. Best advice is what's posted here. Go dispute the charges with your bank and file complaints. Make sure they're unable to hit your account again. I, too, have had them take money from my account. My bank (with work!) got it reversed off and taken care of.

Sub: #3 posted on Sat, 07/28/2007 - 16:23

cannr cannr

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In my opinion you should go to your bank and inform them that Everprivate has taken out money without your consent. Tell them you are filing a dispute, and demand that they assist you as it is under with Federal Regulation E. do not take no for an answer, because most of the banks will say ???????we cant do anything about it???????. Be aware of your rights and do not let anyone fool you.

Sub: #4 posted on Mon, 08/06/2007 - 00:28

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