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Fraud. rem0val of funds from bank acct.
Funds were removed from my bank account by auto. w/d since April 2010 by a company NUFIC. I did not see this until Nov. 2010. I went into the First Tennessee branch located on Ringgold Rd. in Nov. and called NUFIC on speaker phone in front of the young lady that I was referred to. The company said I had authorized the charges. The bank clerk said to have them send proof. I requested proof and refund of the funds. NUFIC refunded part of the funds but did not send proof of authorization. I called again on Jan. 21, 2011. I was told that the authorization was not mailed because I had to request it in writing. They gave me an address in Jacksonville, FL. I have written the letter and contacted the bank again. First Tennessee advised me that they are not associated with NUFIC. The bank does not know how the company acquired by account info. The bank is investigating this and I plan on filing complaints with the authorities in TN, FL and contacting the attorney general offices of both states. Beware - NUFIC is a scam.
Funds were removed from my bank account by auto. w/d since April 2010 by a company NUFIC. I did not see this until Nov. 2010. I went into the First Tennessee branch located on Ringgold Rd. in Nov. and called NUFIC on speaker phone in front of the young lady that I was referred to. The company said I had authorized the charges. The bank clerk said to have them send proof. I requested proof and refund of the funds. NUFIC refunded part of the funds but did not send proof of authorization. I called again on Jan. 21, 2011. I was told that the authorization was not mailed because I had to request it in writing. They gave me an address in Jacksonville, FL. I have written the letter and contacted the bank again. First Tennessee advised me that they are not associated with NUFIC. The bank does not know how the company acquired by account info. The bank is investigating this and I plan on filing complaints with the authorities in TN, FL and contacting the attorney general offices of both states. Beware - NUFIC is a scam.
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never rreceived insurance card
I signed up for medical insurance through an insurance broker and never received the insurance card. They take out regularly money from my account.
ARE THEY LEGITIMATE?
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It's very much so legit. You don't get an insurance card because it's supplemental insurance. The company pays directly to you, CASH BENEFITS, in the event of a covered accident. It all depends on your policy. You can call NUFIC of Pittsburgh, PA to get a copy of your policy at any time! I have the insurance. It turns out that I had signed a paper the was offered through my bank, which just so happened to be a marketing partner of NUFIC, and got 1 year free of my supplemental insurance. After 18 months of having the policy I noticed funds being taken out of my account...it turns out that I didn't read the fine print, stating after the first complimentary year of the policy I would be opted in to automatic payments from my account. I mean, I was upset at first but then I found out my benefits and was very pleased with the company..I've received SO much money from that insurance company. Just give them a chance. It's wonderful, cheap, and WELL worth it.
Same thing happened to me, i have not found aby information about them all i have found is that they are a rippoff, i have bee paying 24.95 every month for two years already, i wonder if we are able to get a refund.
Scam
Sent Insurance Information as well as a Gas Voucher
Didn't use insurance but sent in Gas Voucher for rebate, when I deposited the rebate the company took basically the money they had just sent me plus more.
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yes, it sounded like I fit all the"Lacking Good Biotics in my gut", I had a bunch of the symptoms. Money Back Guarantee also sounded good too, so I ordered a supply. It wasn't a problem until I looked at my charge. I had 3 times the amount I thought I committed to. I simply called my credit card co. and explained how I was scammed, they said they'd take care of it. I don't appreciate being conned. Seems like Cons are a big part of how some internet co.s make their money...fine print. Rather than Promoting the best parts of their product they have you sign off on the unreadable fine print.
When you deposit q check, they still ask for the account number, even though they already have o
It. It's called verification.
NUFIC was the tag on the phone that rang up a local number so I answered and this very nervous sounding woman tried telling me that they would give me a gas voucher for $25 if I took part in some survey regarding us bank so they had to verify my birthdate. I did not give it to them. It sounded fishy to me as I don't believe a bank that I do business with would call me and ask for my birthdate... information that they already know. Sounded like a scam to me Wish I knew exactly how they got my information (address and name and that I bank with) to make sure that nothing like this happens again
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Please cancel the policy because I didn't receive any items in the mail and I didn't order any policies either.
Somebody has used my name FRAUDULENTLY and I am not goint to pay for any policy. From Teresa Murrell 6040 State RD Bakersfield, CA [protected]
I have actually worked for this company and I found there are a lot of people that this happens to . Over and over I received calls from people that did not know for as long as 113 months that these funds were being withdrawn. I do have morals and ethics and could not work for a company that takes advantage of people, especially older Americans. There were instances where they were taking money from deceased peoples accounts. I guess this is somehow legal
I'm thinking that maybe you should check your bank statements and pay attention to what you're agreeing to.
Keep on going and sue their pants off cckmom. They keep calling me (NUFIC) and I don't answer. I am on the no call list, so I am going to answer this afternoon when they call and then file a complaint with the proper channels. They have called me probably 35 in this last month.