Complaint Review: USDIRECTECPRESS - San Antonio Texas
- USDIRECTECPRESS P.O. Box 245998 San Antonio, Texas USA
- Phone:
- Web: www.directexpress.com
- Category: Credit & Debt Services
USDIRECTECPRESS Comerica Bank Wouldn't reimburse San Antonio Texas
*Author of original report: US Direct Express
*Consumer Comment: I have a question...
MY debit card, issued by Comerica Bank via USDirectExpress, was stolen and used without ny permission. I filed a police report.
USDirect Express denied reimbursement. Then again, almost a year later, the sane person stole my card, racking up almost $300 in transactions.
US Direct Ecpress THEN asked me to submit proof. I was in jail the first time, so I sent in paperwork that stated such. Still denied. Three years later, I'm still fighting to get my money back.
Yhe prosecutor declined to prosecute.
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#2 Author of original report
US Direct Express
AUTHOR: curious57 - ()
SUBMITTED: Sunday, December 08, 2013
Yes, the SAME person got my card. He had a local attorney dismiss all pending charges against him, including Credit/Debit Card Abuse....signing an affidavit, stating he was terminally ill. The attorney did get all charges to disappear. I filed a Grievance, but no action was taken.
As for the second theft, yes, I guess it was careless, but it happened, just the same. As for the reason that I was in jail, doesn't matter; my point is that I couldn't have possibly committed fraud while in jail.
#1 Consumer Comment
I have a question...
AUTHOR: Ken - ()
SUBMITTED: Sunday, December 08, 2013
"Then again, almost a year later, the sane person stole my card, racking up almost $300 in transactions. "
Who was this "sane" person that stole your card again, and don't you think you're a little careless in securing your card?
Also what were you in jail for the first time? Anything to do with fraud?
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