FIG FILES BANKRUPTCY LEAVING CONSUMERS WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE OF REFUNDS Mcdonough Georgia
Well if you're reading this, you too have become victim of a FIG RIPOFF!
I like short and sweet stories, so I will get to the jus of this letter.
I went into a FIG office for treatment and paid $1,380 for treatment. The first visit was a video and tylenol! My vitals were taken and my BP was too high for treatment so I was sent home and told to come back in two weeks. I came back in two weeks only to be told my BP was still too high, so I was given a letter to give to my PCP to be released for treatment. I took this document to my doctor and he advised me that my BP was too high so he wouldn't sign the letter. He advised me that I should come back to him after receiving BP medicine in 3 weeks to see if it had dropped.
Well, I went back to my doctor and it had dropped considerably. I then tried to take my signed document to FIG and was advised that they had declared bankruptcy. I never received treatment and when I went to the website as directed to see what consumers should do for refunds, there was nothing listed! WHERE'S MY MONEY!!! I just want my money back. I'm sure a lot of people want to know this as well.
Mary
Mcdonough, Georgia
U.S.A.
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Robert
Irvine,California,
U.S.A.
Bankruptcy.
#2Consumer Comment
Thu, March 27, 2008
When a company declares bankruptcy they are basically saying they have no more money to operate.
If it is a re-organization bankruptcy they may not give you your money back, but still be able to provide you the service you paid for.
If they are totally out of business. The only thing you can do is find out where the bankruptcy is filed and attempt to be listed as a creditor. IF there is any money that is dispursed bt the courts you may get some. However, you will be at the bottom of the pile so the chances of you getting anything even from this is going to be very, very slim.