Complaint Review: Westbury Loans - Dover Delaware
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- Westbury Loans 73 Greentree Drive, Box #513 Dover, Delaware U.S.A.
- Phone: 800-859-6439
- Web:
- Category: Loans
Westbury Loans payday loans loans personal loans Dover Delaware
*Consumer Comment: Some suggestions...
*Consumer Comment: Some suggestions...
*Consumer Comment: Some suggestions...
*Consumer Comment: Some suggestions...
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I just found out that I am a victim of this so called Westbury. I have no idea who they are or what they do. I just checked my bank account and saw that they had deducted 200.00 from my account. I have not made a payday loan or received money from anybody for this to have happened. I don't know how or why they got my account information. I am specially upset because it is TWO days before Christmas and they have taken my money which I have worked for very hard to have a good Christmas and in matter of hours just ruined everything. If anyone can give me some information regarding how to deal with this company please advise.
Upset14
apopka, Florida
U.S.A.
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#4 Consumer Comment
Some suggestions...
AUTHOR: Striderq - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, December 23, 2007
Check your recent deposits to see if this company credited anything to your account. If so then they are just debiting the payment for their loan. If you don't see any credit from them, I would suspect identity theft in the form of someone using your routing & account number to get a payday advance and then having the money come out of your account.
I strongly urge you to contact your bank immediately to dispute this transaction as a fraudelant charge. The bank wiil need you to agree to close this account and open a new one so that this can not continue to happen. The bank should also refund any fees caused by this transaction. I'm sorry to say that you probably would have your money back before Christmas, but the sooner you call the sooner it should be returned to your account.
Best of luck in getting this squared away quickly.
#3 Consumer Comment
Some suggestions...
AUTHOR: Striderq - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, December 23, 2007
Check your recent deposits to see if this company credited anything to your account. If so then they are just debiting the payment for their loan. If you don't see any credit from them, I would suspect identity theft in the form of someone using your routing & account number to get a payday advance and then having the money come out of your account.
I strongly urge you to contact your bank immediately to dispute this transaction as a fraudelant charge. The bank wiil need you to agree to close this account and open a new one so that this can not continue to happen. The bank should also refund any fees caused by this transaction. I'm sorry to say that you probably would have your money back before Christmas, but the sooner you call the sooner it should be returned to your account.
Best of luck in getting this squared away quickly.
#2 Consumer Comment
Some suggestions...
AUTHOR: Striderq - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, December 23, 2007
Check your recent deposits to see if this company credited anything to your account. If so then they are just debiting the payment for their loan. If you don't see any credit from them, I would suspect identity theft in the form of someone using your routing & account number to get a payday advance and then having the money come out of your account.
I strongly urge you to contact your bank immediately to dispute this transaction as a fraudelant charge. The bank wiil need you to agree to close this account and open a new one so that this can not continue to happen. The bank should also refund any fees caused by this transaction. I'm sorry to say that you probably would have your money back before Christmas, but the sooner you call the sooner it should be returned to your account.
Best of luck in getting this squared away quickly.
#1 Consumer Comment
Some suggestions...
AUTHOR: Striderq - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, December 23, 2007
Check your recent deposits to see if this company credited anything to your account. If so then they are just debiting the payment for their loan. If you don't see any credit from them, I would suspect identity theft in the form of someone using your routing & account number to get a payday advance and then having the money come out of your account.
I strongly urge you to contact your bank immediately to dispute this transaction as a fraudelant charge. The bank wiil need you to agree to close this account and open a new one so that this can not continue to happen. The bank should also refund any fees caused by this transaction. I'm sorry to say that you probably would have your money back before Christmas, but the sooner you call the sooner it should be returned to your account.
Best of luck in getting this squared away quickly.
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