QUESTION
What do I do if I feel I am being scammed for money with my bank
Asked on Dec 15th, 2015 on Collections - Florida
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I had opened up a college card which I never received or used and the bank attached it to my checking account without my consent. Then I over drafted only once which charged an overdraft fee of $35. The fee added up to $108 and I paid it and now a few months later I suddenly see a bill showing that I owe $220. There is no way that I owe that much money just in fees and nobody can explain how it got to that point. So I need to know if the bank is scamming me for more money.
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Its painfully obvious that you have little undertanding of business transactions and are retracting into "victim status" to justify the lack of understanding. You will need to hire a CPA or attorneyt to review your records and determine what has happened factually andthen go from there. In the mean time, you would be wise to pay the money owed before it affects your credit rating, close down the account and enter no new such transactions until you are better versed in the details and circumstances of such transactions.
Answered on Dec 24th, 2015 at 6:17 AM
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