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Complaint Review: PNC - Pittsburgh National Bank Corp. - Pittsburgh Pennsylvania

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  • PNC - Pittsburgh National Bank Corp. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania U.S.A.
  • Phone: 412-431-3255
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PNC Bank - Chris Eberlain Ripoff dishonest thieves greedy heartless lawless psychopathic should be jailed Pittsburgh Pennsylvania

*Consumer Suggestion: 419 Scam

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My account was defrauded of 2000$ with a fraudulent cashier's check. I had advised the 1800pncbank number, and said i was concerned about the check and so on. They said it was cleared and there would be no chargeback due to fraud because it was determined to be non-fraudulent and cashed into my account.

Liars. I wouldn't have taken my money out if they had addressed my concerns responsibly. It seems everyone knew what was going on after the fact, not before. Very stupid people.

Chris eberlain, chubby guy, scruffy dressed for a bank manager. let me just say, he smelled like ham. 412-431-3255. call himask him. He could only refund 169$, out of 600 in overdraft charges. The day the 2000$ left my account, bills piled up. they were charged the week before. 600 NSF charges. The assholes would take 169$ off. wow!

BBB.org helped me get 369$ knocked off. then i told chris i'd pay off the acct, he gave me till apr 9th. guess what, march 28th they tack on another $30 charge.

I call chris, that fat guy is on vacation till friday. let me just say how stupid pnc is, and how they lie, are very greedy, and basically exhibit the most undesirable characteristics of humanity. may they rot in hell, up the devils a*s.

Sachin
Pitt, Pennsylvania
U.S.A.

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#1 Consumer Suggestion

419 Scam

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

POSTED: Monday, June 23, 2008

all fraudulent cashier's check scams start out with giving you a fake check.

You cash the check and it is no good, YOU are responsiable for the checks bouncing.

Here is what I heard:

The scam person uses one banks routing number and some one else account number (they scam before you) and then uses a blank bank stock checks or stolen check stock.

Even the bank name can be faked onto a check with the new printers today.
If not sure about a check contact the bank NAME on the CHECK itself and ask to speak to the bank Manager. If you can, go to the bank that has the name on the check. If a fake they will let you know it. Just do not cash a check until it is confirmed a REAL CHECK.

NOTE: 419 check scam in the us hit over 1,000,000 people and still growing.

NOTE2:It takes about two weeks for a bank to receive money from a cashed check.

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