- Report: #793611
Complaint Review: Citimortgage - columbus Ohio
Reported By:
Val -
douglasville, Georgia, United States of America
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Citimortgage
po box 183040 columbus, 43218 Ohio, United States of America
Phone:
18002837918
Web:
citimorgage.com
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Citimortgage They stole money from my checking account by altering the amount on the check I mailed to them. columbus Ohio
Citimortgage has held previous payments until they were late so i started paying them every week.What a night mare,i finally get things straightened out or I thought.We agreed over the phone I was a month behind.They said it June 2010 payment so I sent it last month along with another check for last months payment.
Last week I had insuficent funds I thought my son had spent more on my debit card than he told me.So ,Yesterday I checked my account and discovered Citimortgage had changed the dollor amount by 180.00 more on my check I sent them.
I would think If I did this I would get thrown In Jail.Is'nt this fraud? Can they do this?This can't be legal..I want to sue them they have been a night mare.
Last week I had insuficent funds I thought my son had spent more on my debit card than he told me.So ,Yesterday I checked my account and discovered Citimortgage had changed the dollor amount by 180.00 more on my check I sent them.
I would think If I did this I would get thrown In Jail.Is'nt this fraud? Can they do this?This can't be legal..I want to sue them they have been a night mare.
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Ken
Greeley,Colorado,
USA
IF they truly did what you said, it likely is illegal.
#2Consumer Comment
Mon, October 31, 2011
You can have your bank send you a copy of the cleared check or if you have online account access, you can probably select and print it out yourself.
I truly find it hard to believe any large company like this would alter any check.
Your check copy will tell what happened...Right now, you ASSUME they changed the dollar amount.
You should be SURE before you initiate any suit against them.
