Jacqueline
Hammond,#2Consumer Suggestion
Mon, September 15, 2003
This is a very difficult situation you are enduring, but no matter what, you must explain the situation to your Attorney General in a calm manner. You have every right to be angry. This is nothing short of theft. Your State Attorney General Mr. Mike Cox P.O.Box 30212 525 W. Ottawa Street Lansing, MI, 48909-0212 1-517-373-1110 http://www.ag.state.mi.us I pray that you have changed all of your account information by now. I want to give you a combination of contact and background information. I can't remember if you have this address already, but I'm posting it just in case: Clear Choice Credit Solutions 334 West Tabernacle Suite J St. Goerge, Ut, 84770 Customer Service Phone: 1-866-463-3421 Fax: 1-435-673-6552 Licensing information: "As of August 22, 2003, the St. Goerge business licensing office confirmed that this firm did not have a license to operate". http://www.saltlakecity.bbb.org/commonreport.html?comid=11000039, 8-30-2003, page 1 of 2 If you were considering a lawsuit, you might use this person, additional company management personnel: Mrs. Jeri Hale I also want to give you this Help hotline for the Federal Trade Commission 1-877-382-4357. Their website is: www.ftc.gov. However, in your situation, you need to move fast, and I really think you should call them. The website is huge, and you're under a lot of stress right now. Weeding through the maze of that site, might be too much. Confront these people and demand a refund. The best way is in writing to the address posted. Tell them you are well aware of their operating WITHOUT A LICENSE. Specify the amount stolen from your account. In the letter specify an unauthorized withdrawal of $289 was taken from your account. You sound familiar with credit plans and offers, so I won't go into any more detail. It is just terrible that you will be going into surgury, and they show up to pull this stunt. Be sure to tell your Attorney General about that surgury. You have to confront them first with that Certified Signature required letter, and a 7 to 10 day time limit before your Attorney can help you. I would go for 5 to 7, with a phone call to customer service in tandem. Tell them that letter is on the way, and they can beat the due date specified with immediate compensation. Here I go again, you already know what to do. I'm just dying a thousand times--ignore me. :) Well, I hope this helps. Get back to us, if you have a problem with this contact information. Hope this helps. Consumer Advocate Rip-off Report Volunteer