Report: #282123

Report: SpeedPay Pay

Category: Banks

SpeedPay Pay Fraud took money out of my banking account $208.00 with out Permission Fraud Nationwide

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westernunion.com
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U.S.A.

Submitted: Wednesday, October 31, 2007

Last posting: Thursday, November 01, 2007

largo, Maryland

I look at my bank account to day to see how much money I have in their because I wanted to get gas in the car. I knew I have money inn their but for some reason I look my account up online and realize that my account was over drawn $292.00 plus over draft fees. I never heard of this company called SpeedPay Pay. One of my Co-worker looked it up for me and it is Western Union.

Someone in this company is taking my account information and charging it. I did not give them any permission to take this money out of my account but on $58.95 for a credit card bill I was paying for. So this person pay my credit card bill plus took addition $208.00 out on the same day.

Someone need to do something. This is Fraud and may need to result in a lawer especially if it keeps happening recently. From the other report on here it happen four days in between. Someone from FBI or something needs to check this out.

Dance4343
largo, Maryland
U.S.A.
According to the majority of victims interviewed by Rip-off Report, those who immediately called their banks to dispute the charges did not get very far. Many victims got the following responses from their banks: “we could not do anything for you” or “you waited too long; it has been more than 60 days”.

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What YOU need to do. Robert [11/1/2007]

Submitted: Thursday, November 01, 2007

Posted: Thursday, November 01, 2007

Robert

Wallingford
U.S.A.

What YOU need to do.

First thing, file a fraud claim with your bank.

First call their customer service number to make the initial report. The bank will probably tell you that you have to contact the company that made the debit. If you already have a contact number for the company, call them first, then call the bank otherwise get the contact number associated with the debit transaction.

Call the company that made the debit. Demand a refund and demand they stop debiting your account. Inform them you will be filing a fraud claim with your bank. Even if the company tells you they will refund your money, call your bank back and file a fraud claim anyway. Make sure to follow it up with a signed fraud affidavit. You should be able to get a form from your bank branch or possible print out a copy from your bank's web site. If not you can also search the web for a generic form to fill out and send in. Make sure you get the correct address to send it to.

It is not always the banks main mailing address. This way there are no delays. Make sure you keep a copy of all documents you send them.

The bank should issue a provisional credit while they investigate your fraud claim but only after they receive the signed affidavit. They should also refund your fees that are associated with the fraudulent debit.

It may take several weeks for the bank to complete their investigation. When they do you should receive a letter explaining the outcome.

If the bank should rule against you and say the debit and fees are valid, you are entitled to get a copy of the documentation that they used to investigate your claim. In that event you should also file a complaint with the governing agency for your bank and your state's banking commision. They will investigate to make sure the bank followed proper procedure to investigate you fraud claim.

Its alot of work and calls to make but you have to be the one to go after your money. Be persistant but also be patient. These take a bit of time.

Good luck.

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