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- Verizon, Bally Fitness, Credit Inform, HRBlock, Travel Guard Groop, Auction Monster, TMTAdvantage verizonwireless.com Opelika, Alabama, Internet U.S.A.
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Verizon, Bally Fitness, Credit Inform, HRBlock, Travel Guard Groop, Auction Monster, TMTAdvantage Lang. Ultimatesearchguide, CICCredit Report, Veriosoft And PCTools Bank gives funds to anyone who asks. Companies continue to charge. Have to call to stop withdrawals? Opelika Alabama
*UPDATE Employee: Identity Theft
*UPDATE Employee: Identity Theft
*UPDATE Employee: Identity Theft
*UPDATE Employee: Identity Theft
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How do companies I never heard of be able to make withdrawals from my checking account? The bank (Wachovia) is totally useless in helpiing customers resolve these problems. What does Wachovia do?
If a company can take my order on-line, why has it become impossible to cancel withdrawals on the net or on the phone. This is only logical if your goal is to justify ripping-off consumers and giving customers another hoop to deal with. There is no easy way of dealing with people who hold the key to my bank account, without my permission. I guess if they make it a complicated enough, some people will give-up trying to close accounts. They are then working for the company. They are paying the rip-off artists. When one finally does attempt to complete the chore only to find even more funds have been taken. Companies have themselves covered because you did not follow directions. They all have told me they will not refund any money to me. I ask "why not". I could not get away with not paying them, even if the claim is bogus.
Have you ever noticed when you call the company, the lies start coming out. "you ordered this": "I can only deal with the current bill, nothing else,'" They will have the date you signed up. I just happened to visit their web page one evening, just checking it out. Then, I am automatically charged for purchasing a membership. This must be the era of greed. I wonder if that's all people think of, mo money, mo money.
Several years ago, Sprint sends me a bill (I never used Sprint). They had the date I signed up and it seems that in one day, I ran up a bill of $350.00+. Tell them ademantly you will not pay and you will eventually find that they have contributed negative information to your credit report.
Thanks for giving me a place to dump my stuff.
Paul
Clarkston, Georgia
U.S.A.
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#4 UPDATE Employee
Identity Theft
AUTHOR: Matrixbarf - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, March 04, 2009
Sounds like you're a victim of identity theft, Paul. Most of those companies you've named have some sort of grievance procedure for cases of identity theft. The key words to use when you have these types of grievances while talking to representatives of these companies are "I have had my identity stolen". I currently work for Sprint in a retail store and have seen this happen a few times.......someone who has never had a phone with Sprint gets a bill and/or collection agency notice. Sprint's website has a section that deals with fraud and gives consumers the resources to getting it cleared up. Just go to: www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/resources/forms/affidavit.pdf and download the ID Theft Affidavit. Print it out, then get it signed and notarized. Then you should send it to this address:
Sprint/PCS Fraud Management
Attn: OCA Dispute
6360 Sprint Parkway
Overland Park, KS 66251
Mailstop: KSOPHE0202-2C660
They prefer that you overnight it to them, but sending it by snailmail is fine. Sprint will begin reviewing your packet within 48 hours of receipt. It should be resolved within 10 business days (overnighting the packet to them will shorten the time of resolution). After the Fraud Department finds that your information was indeed fraudulently used to gain services from Sprint, they will wipe away all bills in your name, and contact all collection agencies that have a account for you in their database. Like I said, you should probably contact those other companies and maybe even file a complaint with the FTC on their id theft website (due to the number of fraudulent accounts you have acquired). I hope this helps, and that you get your problems resolved! ^_^
#3 UPDATE Employee
Identity Theft
AUTHOR: Matrixbarf - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, March 04, 2009
Sounds like you're a victim of identity theft, Paul. Most of those companies you've named have some sort of grievance procedure for cases of identity theft. The key words to use when you have these types of grievances while talking to representatives of these companies are "I have had my identity stolen". I currently work for Sprint in a retail store and have seen this happen a few times.......someone who has never had a phone with Sprint gets a bill and/or collection agency notice. Sprint's website has a section that deals with fraud and gives consumers the resources to getting it cleared up. Just go to: www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/resources/forms/affidavit.pdf and download the ID Theft Affidavit. Print it out, then get it signed and notarized. Then you should send it to this address:
Sprint/PCS Fraud Management
Attn: OCA Dispute
6360 Sprint Parkway
Overland Park, KS 66251
Mailstop: KSOPHE0202-2C660
They prefer that you overnight it to them, but sending it by snailmail is fine. Sprint will begin reviewing your packet within 48 hours of receipt. It should be resolved within 10 business days (overnighting the packet to them will shorten the time of resolution). After the Fraud Department finds that your information was indeed fraudulently used to gain services from Sprint, they will wipe away all bills in your name, and contact all collection agencies that have a account for you in their database. Like I said, you should probably contact those other companies and maybe even file a complaint with the FTC on their id theft website (due to the number of fraudulent accounts you have acquired). I hope this helps, and that you get your problems resolved! ^_^
#2 UPDATE Employee
Identity Theft
AUTHOR: Matrixbarf - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, March 04, 2009
Sounds like you're a victim of identity theft, Paul. Most of those companies you've named have some sort of grievance procedure for cases of identity theft. The key words to use when you have these types of grievances while talking to representatives of these companies are "I have had my identity stolen". I currently work for Sprint in a retail store and have seen this happen a few times.......someone who has never had a phone with Sprint gets a bill and/or collection agency notice. Sprint's website has a section that deals with fraud and gives consumers the resources to getting it cleared up. Just go to: www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/resources/forms/affidavit.pdf and download the ID Theft Affidavit. Print it out, then get it signed and notarized. Then you should send it to this address:
Sprint/PCS Fraud Management
Attn: OCA Dispute
6360 Sprint Parkway
Overland Park, KS 66251
Mailstop: KSOPHE0202-2C660
They prefer that you overnight it to them, but sending it by snailmail is fine. Sprint will begin reviewing your packet within 48 hours of receipt. It should be resolved within 10 business days (overnighting the packet to them will shorten the time of resolution). After the Fraud Department finds that your information was indeed fraudulently used to gain services from Sprint, they will wipe away all bills in your name, and contact all collection agencies that have a account for you in their database. Like I said, you should probably contact those other companies and maybe even file a complaint with the FTC on their id theft website (due to the number of fraudulent accounts you have acquired). I hope this helps, and that you get your problems resolved! ^_^
#1 UPDATE Employee
Identity Theft
AUTHOR: Matrixbarf - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, March 04, 2009
Sounds like you're a victim of identity theft, Paul. Most of those companies you've named have some sort of grievance procedure for cases of identity theft. The key words to use when you have these types of grievances while talking to representatives of these companies are "I have had my identity stolen". I currently work for Sprint in a retail store and have seen this happen a few times.......someone who has never had a phone with Sprint gets a bill and/or collection agency notice. Sprint's website has a section that deals with fraud and gives consumers the resources to getting it cleared up. Just go to: www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/resources/forms/affidavit.pdf and download the ID Theft Affidavit. Print it out, then get it signed and notarized. Then you should send it to this address:
Sprint/PCS Fraud Management
Attn: OCA Dispute
6360 Sprint Parkway
Overland Park, KS 66251
Mailstop: KSOPHE0202-2C660
They prefer that you overnight it to them, but sending it by snailmail is fine. Sprint will begin reviewing your packet within 48 hours of receipt. It should be resolved within 10 business days (overnighting the packet to them will shorten the time of resolution). After the Fraud Department finds that your information was indeed fraudulently used to gain services from Sprint, they will wipe away all bills in your name, and contact all collection agencies that have a account for you in their database. Like I said, you should probably contact those other companies and maybe even file a complaint with the FTC on their id theft website (due to the number of fraudulent accounts you have acquired). I hope this helps, and that you get your problems resolved! ^_^
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