Help with internet loans in FL
Date: Fri, 08/06/2010 - 06:33
I took out some loans in April 2010 via the internet with National CS and Fox Enterprises. I have sent the revocation letters several times via email and fax. I can't send them via certified mail, as there's no physical address that I can find. However, I actually received a response from Fox Enterprises asking where I copied and pasted the letter from, AND that they were going to run the transaction anyway.
I haven't actually received a response from National CS, but they keep sending me notices from the same email address. Since the revocation letters have been sent, they have dbited my account and caused over $600 in overdraft fees. How do I deal with a company that won't abide by the law? I have filed complaints with the Florida Attorney General, and the FTC is next since they are refusing to abide by my ACH revocation.
My bank wants to charge me $78.00 to put a debit block on my account.
Here are the loan amounts and what I have paid:
Fox Enterprises: Loan $300, paid $210
National CS: Loan $300, paid $390
NONE of those amounts include the overdraft fees they have caused on my acount by refusing to honor my ACH revocation. What else can I do?
I haven't actually received a response from National CS, but they keep sending me notices from the same email address. Since the revocation letters have been sent, they have dbited my account and caused over $600 in overdraft fees. How do I deal with a company that won't abide by the law? I have filed complaints with the Florida Attorney General, and the FTC is next since they are refusing to abide by my ACH revocation.
My bank wants to charge me $78.00 to put a debit block on my account.
Here are the loan amounts and what I have paid:
Fox Enterprises: Loan $300, paid $210
National CS: Loan $300, paid $390
NONE of those amounts include the overdraft fees they have caused on my acount by refusing to honor my ACH revocation. What else can I do?
Take a copy of the revocation into your bank, they MUST honor it
Take a copy of the revocation into your bank, they MUST honor it.