Jaime
Farmington Hills,#2UPDATE Employee
Tue, November 21, 2006
Mr. Stewart's claim was received by Federal-Mogul on 11/20/06. The claim was investigated with the bank that issued the check on behalf of ANCO and Federal-Mogul on 11/20/06. No return check was identified nor had any returned checks been received during the course of the promotion for insufficient funds or for any other reason. The bank indicated that periodically checks are processed to an incorrect bank routing number. Mr. Stewart was sent a $22.00 check on 11/20 to account for the $15.00 rebate plus the $7.00 he indicated had been charged to him by his bank. Mr. Stewart was asked to provide his original returned check in a self-addressed, stamped envelope.
Pablo
Washington,#3Consumer Suggestion
Sat, November 18, 2006
I would bet that right after the rebate was sent either the rebate co or anco filed for bk or closed up or something like that. That would have caused all bank accounts to be frozen. Your now just one of many unsecured creditors with little chance of getting your funds.