Jim
Anaheim,#2Consumer Comment
Fri, August 07, 2009
You need to answer the complaint, but I would be careful first. You might be better off just paying the $1200 because the lawyer will charge you for more than 4 hours of billable time plus any negotiation. If given a choice, I'd rather pay a bank than pay a lawyer. You might also try small claims.
Luqicharmz
Elliston,#3Consumer Suggestion
Fri, August 07, 2009
I worked for account recovery at a different bank for many years and admit I don't know BB&T's policies. Did you have any auto debits that you may have forgotten to change or any charges outstanding when you closed your account? Even when you close your account, auto debits and outstanding debit card purchases can reopen the account, post and create a s****.!