Stacey Moore
Date: Sat, 09/22/2012 - 15:17
In June of this year (2012), my spouse and I applied for payday loan online. (*learned my lesson the hard way*). Numerous companies posted to our account that we did not authorize. Since the monies were taken out from one to pay the other and so on we started speaking to the lenders and settled what we thought were all of the loans. During this time I also closed my checking account. I advised BOA of this and brought acct. to 0.00 balance. They stated to me that the account had to be held open for 30 days in case any more debits hit the account. I could not believe this but had no choice to do it any other way. For 30 days nothing hit the account so I was understanding that it had finally closed. A couple weeks later I received a bounced transaction and was shocked to see it was a loan from CashNetUSAinto the acct. I advised BOA, CashNetUSA that this was not an authorized deposit or withdrawl of any funds as my account was closed. I have filed a Police Report, advised BOA that they are also responsible for allowing deposit, and froze the account from the lender. I keep advising them to proceed with any action they are planning to do. They refuse to obtain a copy of report and continously call to argue. I am sending a Certified Cease and Deceist. I am considering pursuing them and BOA for stress, harassment, fraud, theft, and anything else I can. I do not believe they are in Texas either. Is there anything I am missing?
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I am considering pursuing them and BOA for stress, harassment, fraud, theft, and anything else I can. |
You cannot sue BOA for theft or fraud...those are criminal charges and BOFA didnt not commit either. As for stress and harassment, calling you to collect a debt is neither.
What you should have done is an ACH revocation with all the lenders you borrowed from.
I have a question: Can someone revoke ACH and then freeze the ac
I have a question: Can someone revoke ACH and then freeze the account after in order to stop unauthorized deposits? I was in somewhat of a similar situation a few years ago but Chase was very helpful and reversed all the unauthorized charges and changed my banking details to stop such things from happening.
Yes. If you can't close the account, you can "freeze" or have t
Yes. If you can't close the account, you can "freeze" or have the account put on a deposit only status in addition to the ACH revocation.