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Lpc Card - Low Payment Card made up check number to get money out of my account Internet
*Consumer Comment: Account Information
*Consumer Comment: Account Information
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I was sent a credit card saying i can have a 7500 dollar credit limit to buy stuff out of the catalog but the only way you can activate the card is to pay a 79.00 dollar activation fee so i gave them a check by phone and they was suppose to deduct it a week later but the next day i called them and told them i wanted to cancell and i also called my bank the next day to stop payment on the check so what the company did was make up a check number to get the money out of the bank and when i called them about it the man yelled at me and said they used the check number that i gave them was was not true
Robin
philadelphia, Pennsylvania
U.S.A.
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#2 Consumer Comment
Account Information
AUTHOR: Ken - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, January 07, 2009
When you gave them your account information, you gave them access to your account, including permission to withdraw. Unfortunately it doesn't matter that they made up a check number.
You should go into your bank branch without any delay, and report that transaction as fraudulent. There may still be time to reverse the item and send it back. There is a short time frame in which this can be done, so timing is important. Even if they can't return the item as a stop, they may be willing to return it as fraud. They are not compelled to do this, since technically it isn't fraud, but some banks are willing to help you out.
You should protect your account information just like you protect all your personal information. When you give it to a creditor, the fine print says that they can use it as they wish. Bad idea. If a company insists that you give it to them, it should be a red flag to stay away from them.
#1 Consumer Comment
Account Information
AUTHOR: Ken - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, January 07, 2009
When you gave them your account information, you gave them access to your account, including permission to withdraw. Unfortunately it doesn't matter that they made up a check number.
You should go into your bank branch without any delay, and report that transaction as fraudulent. There may still be time to reverse the item and send it back. There is a short time frame in which this can be done, so timing is important. Even if they can't return the item as a stop, they may be willing to return it as fraud. They are not compelled to do this, since technically it isn't fraud, but some banks are willing to help you out.
You should protect your account information just like you protect all your personal information. When you give it to a creditor, the fine print says that they can use it as they wish. Bad idea. If a company insists that you give it to them, it should be a red flag to stay away from them.
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