SKS Associates Northern Leasing, SKSpmt.com Unauthorized debit from bank account. Internet

Hi I just had to take a moment to comment.  Today this company hit my account for $25.00 and from what I can see I'm the one of the lucky ones based on the amount.  I contacted my bank as soon as I noticed the charge in pending transactions - the bank stopped the payment.  The down side is it cost me $25 to stop the payment, however they will never be able to hit my account again according to the bank.  I now have to gather my facts the letter from the previous company that says my account was paid in full, etc and then I'm going to come back here and file my own complaint and all follow up with a complaint to BBB.  Hopefully someone will pick this up and file a class action lawsuit against this company.  Good luck to you all! 

Thank you for your update!! brilliant, calling the bank president!  I must also wait until morning to file a claim and at that time will find out wwhich bank they used in calif.
I also reported to the BBB

After I saw your posting, I asked my bank to see if they could find out the name of the bank that they are using now.  The bank my money went to is in Arizona.

I emailed the bank myself a little while ago to politely inform them of what was transpiring and invited them to check out this website for reports.  I have not had a reply yet but I'm curious to see what happens there.

So thank you for the idea.  We need to stay on every bank that is inadvertently enabling this.

Unfortunately they are still doing it.  I got the letter this morning (in yesterday's mail) and they attempted to debit my account (my lease was satisfied in May 2008.)  The debit was pending and my bank has put a stop payment on it.

It appears they've been at this all month.  I wish somebody could/would stop it.  I've sent complaints to the FTC and BBB - I encourage all affected to do the same.

I emailed the president, vice president, ceo, and chairman of The First National Bank of Central Texas to let them know they had a client, SKS Associates, who was committing fraud.  I also sent them a link to Ripoff Report.  Apparently I was not the only person to have contacted First National Bank. 

I received the following email response from the Senior Vice President at The First National Bank of Central Texas:

Mrs. Mace, thank you for your email.  We have notified this client that we will no longer allow them to process any transactions through our bank.

Hopefully this will stop SKS Associates for a little while anyways, at least give some other people a chance to close their accounts and reopen new accounts before they are robbed by SKS.