#20
Thu, August 15, 2002
I am sure you are well-meaning, however, I don't believe that you have attempted this process. Coincidentally, I personally attempted to call the Florida Attorney General's Office for Economic Crimes today. (That is the office you would have to contact to report the nefarious Andy Cove and the reported fraud of Capital First.) They have a very antiquated switchboard with only 12 lines. If another call comes in sometimes a call can fall off the queue. I ended up calling 5 times and then waited in yet another queue. I ended waiting for 47 minutes, total time, and still never got through. I really can't recommend this process to anyone. It is unjustifiably painful and basically victimizes them again. EDitorial Staff
#30
Thu, August 15, 2002
I am sure you are well-meaning, however, I don't believe that you have attempted this process. Coincidentally, I personally attempted to call the Florida Attorney General's Office for Economic Crimes today. (That is the office you would have to contact to report the nefarious Andy Cove and the reported fraud of Capital First.) They have a very antiquated switchboard with only 12 lines. If another call comes in sometimes a call can fall off the queue. I ended up calling 5 times and then waited in yet another queue. I ended waiting for 47 minutes, total time, and still never got through. I really can't recommend this process to anyone. It is unjustifiably painful and basically victimizes them again. EDitorial Staff
#40
Thu, August 15, 2002
I am sure you are well-meaning, however, I don't believe that you have attempted this process. Coincidentally, I personally attempted to call the Florida Attorney General's Office for Economic Crimes today. (That is the office you would have to contact to report the nefarious Andy Cove and the reported fraud of Capital First.) They have a very antiquated switchboard with only 12 lines. If another call comes in sometimes a call can fall off the queue. I ended up calling 5 times and then waited in yet another queue. I ended waiting for 47 minutes, total time, and still never got through. I really can't recommend this process to anyone. It is unjustifiably painful and basically victimizes them again. EDitorial Staff
Brett & Lisa
ClearLake,#5Consumer Suggestion
Wed, August 14, 2002
The only way to really stop Capital 1st Services is to file a complaint with the following government agencies:
Local State Attorney General's Office
FL Attorney General's Office
Local Field Office of the Secret Service
Local Field Office of the FBI
Miami Field Office of the FBI (305)944-9101
US Postal Inspector (800)654-8896
FTC/Bureau of Consumer Protection (877)382-4357
National Fraud Center (800)876-7060
Local Law Enforcement Agency to file Theft Charges
I have been urged by the above agencies to add that your complaints are needed. The more complaints received, the better a case they can build for litigation. They are willing to do their part, if you do yours!!! DON'T DELAY!
anti
nyc,#6Consumer Suggestion
Wed, June 26, 2002
Go to your bank, report them the fraud, the unathorized charges. (They will give you a dipute form to fill out.) CLOSE YOUR account ASAP, or they will charge you again and agan with different charges under different name. Do NOT send them anything!! Do not wait, you only have limited time to get back your money.
anti
nyc,#7Consumer Suggestion
Wed, June 26, 2002
Go to your bank, report them the fraud, the unathorized charges. (They will give you a dipute form to fill out.) CLOSE YOUR account ASAP, or they will charge you again and agan with different charges under different name. Do NOT send them anything!! Do not wait, you only have limited time to get back your money.
anti
nyc,#8Consumer Suggestion
Wed, June 26, 2002
Go to your bank, report them the fraud, the unathorized charges. (They will give you a dipute form to fill out.) CLOSE YOUR account ASAP, or they will charge you again and agan with different charges under different name. Do NOT send them anything!! Do not wait, you only have limited time to get back your money.
anti
nyc,#9Consumer Suggestion
Wed, June 26, 2002
Go to your bank, report them the fraud, the unathorized charges. (They will give you a dipute form to fill out.) CLOSE YOUR account ASAP, or they will charge you again and agan with different charges under different name. Do NOT send them anything!! Do not wait, you only have limited time to get back your money.