Netspend Meta Bank ILLEGAL Forced Transaction Allowed - REFUSING to Refund! Internet

We apologize again for the problems you have experienced.  We are happy to inform you that this should be taken care of now. Thank you again for your patience. NetSpend

To chickpainter: I tried that and they denied ANY and ALL knowledge of such a transaction being put through on their end at the office in which I did the actual rental at. The return location is at a repair shop and they never answered ANY calls so that makes it VERY difficult to raise hell with them.

To chestercheetah - thank you for that tidbit of information they have actually exceeded the limits and today we will be calling our lawyer... I'd like to see just how quickly they decide to return our stolen funds when being faced with needing to pay 3 times the initial amount!!! And just for kicks I'll be asking him to toss in psi and suffering for my son who went through seizures and multiple infections due to the BS games they have been playing.

And to Netspend we sent letters in 3 different times before you FINALLY acknowledged receiving even one and today is the day you CLAIMED we would get our refund... And oops it's STILL not there... So yeah you can deal with our lawyer at this point cause I have had it with the games your playing with our life.

Why on earth didn't you contact Budget and raise wholly hell. I would have called everyone
and anyone who would listen including the police, FBI you make enough noise you get results.
Good luck, next time anyone plays dirty do the same. (by making noise lots of noise)

We are very sorry to hear about the problems you experienced with your transaction with Budget Rental.

Since you initially provided them with your card number in December, Budget was given authorization to charge your account.   Because this was an overcharge, we can assist you with getting the funds returned through our dispute process.  Please fax the requested letter to 512-531-8770 and we will provide you with an update as soon as possible.

Also, the FDIC protects depositors of insured banks located in the United States against the loss of  their deposits if an insured bank fails.  This does not cover regular transactions.  Again, we sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this has caused you. We hope the problems you have experienced will not bear any reflection on our company and the services we provide.

Thank you,

NetSpend

Read the Electronic Funds Transfer Act  (EFTA) - it spells out what your rights are under Federal law regarding disputed electronic debit transactions.

It tells what the bank's responsibilites are and the time frames they have to respond to the problem.  If they fail to meet these guidelines, the claimant can sue them for 3x the disputed amount.