kaiku Blocked accounT with no notice.  Internet

Although My first issue was solved with speed I am now experiencing another issue...recently kaiku switched banks. A few months prior to them switching I was awaiting an additional 500 dollar deposit from the irs. Naturally the irs dragged their feet and by the time the deposit was sent my previous card had already been canceled and switched over. Needless to say my 500 dollars is still floating somewhere unknown. The irs hasn't received it back yet. How do I resolve this issue ASAP???? 

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I see this site is very well managed!! :-) Kaiku is right!! They responded to my email and remedied my problem really fast. I was sick to my stomach just thinking my family would have these same issues and that I would be homeless by the time a check got to me!! So I sent my email to Kaiku and I prayed on it.My prayers were answered!! Again high praises to the Kaiku team and the Rip off report site as well!! Have a blessed day!!

Leslie King had sent an email addressing similar concerns directly to KAIKU. Account monitoring is required by federal law and is an important part of protecting our cardholders and the integrity of our Card program. When an account is reviewed and has certain red flags, it may require additional verification. Upon review of Leslie’s account with members of the Risk Team, it was determined the account merited a second review.  The review was completed and the outcome was to reinstate her account.  Leslie responded back to KAIKU’s decision with an email saying, “Kaiku you don't know how happy you have made me! …High praise to the kaiku team!!” 

KAIKU followed all applicable laws and acted in accordance with best practices in the financial services industry.

I talked to someone one the phone and they basically told me I would have to receive an explanation via email.I was told my account was blocked because more than 3 cards were ordered to my address which is true because I recommended family to kaiku and they ordered cards.I was also told that my documents couldn't be verified because I only sent a copy of my id, but not a picture holding it next to my face! I never heard of that.  I was also told that my bill couldn't be verified because my address was a sticker??? Or something to that effect. I just couldn't understand. I still don't understand. All I know is that this is my first experience with a prepaid card and it was HORRIBLE. I only hope my family won't have to endure the same frustration and headache that kaiku has given me.

Any thing dealing with money and private information, you should NEVER deal with E-mail unless you have TALKED to someone on the phone posted on their official website. There are plenty of scam out there using e-mail as their communication. Have you ever talked to someone on the phone? Go to their website and look for contact. Keep trying until you talk to someone. Do NOT communicate via email and send any private information via email. Do NOT mail anything to an address which is NOT posted on their official website. Be ware all of those companies that provide only email contact and/or phone. You should look for a physical address as well.