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Ever Private Card review: Unauthorized debiting of checking account 10

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My account was debited twice for 49.95. This has now thrown me into financial chaos because I had other payment coming through my account. I have other obligations to meet. I did authorize this company to do such a thing. I'm going to submit this to the CBS evening news.

Kathryn Covington.

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Shalan Krannichfeld
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May 02, 2007 7:37 am EDT

I too applied for a cash advance online, now two days later I am checking my account this morning and I have been charged 49.95 and $25.00 nsf from my bank for something I never applied for, I was able to find out they are a prepaid credit company. I think they should be prosecuted for fraud to the fullest extent of the law! I am filing an affidavit of fraud this morning.

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Mozell Butler 3rd
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May 16, 2007 8:46 am EDT

This company, which I have never heard of before took $49.95 out of my Bank of America Checking Account. I don't know how they were able to do it but it really upset me. And When I called the numbers that my bank told me they had listed I could not get an answer. My bank even gave me two numbers that they had listed. No answer. I just don't think its fair that A hard working person like myself should get done wrong like that. That's stealing and stealing is a crime.

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MARK KINDRED
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May 16, 2007 9:10 am EDT

I never authorized this company to take money out of my account and upon doing so they over drafted my account by 175 dollars.

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Brian Bradshaw
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May 16, 2007 9:15 am EDT

Money being taken out of my checking account without authorization. They took $49.95 out of my account using check number 9999. This is a big scam!

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Teresa Pinkney
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Jun 09, 2007 5:20 am EDT

On May thirty-first this company withdrew funds from my account without my authorization and caused my account to be over drawn by $77.83 cents and I don't appreciate it not one bit.

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Marion Frederick Lewis
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Jun 10, 2007 11:51 pm EDT

My checking account has been overdrawn by ever private card without my permission or knowledge. They used a electronic method to try to remove $49.95 from my checking account with a bogus check #9999 and now my account is overdrawn $73.99 because of their fraudulent attempts to steal my money. I am currently working with the bank officials,local police, and my states attorney generals office to prosecute this firm to the fullest extent of the law. They do not answer or return calls but refer you to their bogus website. Is there any justice for the disabled little people who they prey upon? They have caused me a financial hardship and I am on a fixed income.

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Tarchelle Daniel
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Jun 11, 2007 7:16 am EDT

I checked my bank account on 6/09/07 and found that check number 9999 for the amount of 54.95 was debit from my account that I did not authorized. I have no idea who this company is never heard of this company. When I called the number this was a none working number that appeared on the check #9999. I am afraid that this can happen again, because this people have my banking information. I feel this is part of some sort of fraud. Something needs to be done about this.

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SABRINA PITTMAN
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Jun 11, 2007 7:50 am EDT

My acct. Was charge 49.99 plus overdraft fee of 34.00. I am working with my financial institute to get my money back. Supposedly a check came through with my husbands name on it. We have not had a computer for over 2 months of which we tried to get payday advances but did not apply for an everbank card.

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Stephanie S Crenshaw
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Jul 24, 2007 1:35 am EDT

I did not authorized EverPrivate Card to electronically take 54.95 out of my account. I would like my money to be replaced back into my account or I will take legal actions.

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heavenly
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Sep 17, 2007 11:37 pm EDT

How can companies get away with fraud over and over as if it's legal and ok, but individuals go to jail? - It's ridiculous and unfair, to say the least!