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Report: #533351

Complaint Review: BANK OF AMERICA - Internet

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  • Reported By: deepinthepines — Lakehurst New Jersey United States of America
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  • BANK OF AMERICA Internet United States of America

BANK OF AMERICA Wrote BOGUS ACH check without permission and withdraw fund from my checking account (Crooks), Internet

*Author of original report: BOA - FIA Card Services

*General Comment: Two possible causes

*Author of original report: Bank of America ACH Fraud

*Consumer Comment: This is a simple one...

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Wow, this is a new one. Bank of America just wrote a bad ach check to my personal checking account, withdraw funds without my permission nor did I ever write a check to BOA from this account so now, how did they get the routing number and account number and who do I talk to about pressing charges for writing bad checks? What employee at BOA thinks he has a right to make fraud checks??? Does his supervisor know? Does the head of the bank authorize it? I NEVER GAVE THEM PERMISSION TO CUT THEMSELVES A ELECTRONIC CHECK AND REMOVE FUNDS FROM MY ACCOUNT??? WHAT THE FREAK IS GOING ON WITH AMERICA? DO I HAVE A LAWSUIT HERE AND WHO DO I TALK TO ABOUT PRESSING CHARGES AND SEEKING DAMAGES. THERE MUST BE LAWS? THIS ONE WASN'T DONE BY ACCIDENT.

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#4 Author of original report

BOA - FIA Card Services

AUTHOR: deepinthepines - (United States of America)

POSTED: Friday, December 04, 2009

I forgot to mention it was FIA card services writing a check to themselves and authorizing it under my old company name. I think they were doing a test to see if they could drain my personal account with a small amount of money and then a bigger name if there was no dispute. There was no mistake here, trust me.

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#3 General Comment

Two possible causes

AUTHOR: Striderq - (U.S.A.)

POSTED: Friday, December 04, 2009

From your report I can think of two possible causes for the ACH transaction.

1) Their was a mistake in processing and your account number was used instead of the correct account, i.e. transposing numbers like hitting 31 instead of 13. When the ACH was processed did it process under your name or some one else's?

2) Theft of account information. If the transaction was processed under your name then someone has stolen your account information (routing number & account number). It probably was not BOA but whoever initiated the transaction and told BOA to use your information. If this is the case I would recommend you contact your bank and report this. They should assist you closing your current account and opening a new account for you. Hope this helps.

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#2 Author of original report

Bank of America ACH Fraud

AUTHOR: deepinthepines - (United States of America)

POSTED: Friday, December 04, 2009

My banker reversed it without having to file the "E" form. None the less, how do they get away with this crap?

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#1 Consumer Comment

This is a simple one...

AUTHOR: Ronny g - (USA)

POSTED: Thursday, December 03, 2009

..walk in to the bank...and "firmly" but politely request a "Federal Regulation E dispute form".

If they will not comply, get back and we will advise your next course of action.

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