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Bucyrus,#2Consumer Suggestion
Tue, October 03, 2006
If not, do so now. Once they have been charged with stealing, they will have to give the name and address of the other party to the District Attorney's office. Make sure you file complaints with your Attorney General's office as well. Good luck.
Saud
Hazel Crest,#3REBUTTAL Individual responds
Tue, October 03, 2006
The reason I didnt catch the error was because every month, I would confuse the bogus DirecTV payment for my own. Initially I thought it could be a relative or friend who may have stolen the number, but DirecTV would not give up the name or number for as they call it," legal reasons". The only way I can get the name and address is if I sue them. I blame myself for not catching it sooner, but that is no excuse for someone being able to steal from me. DirecTV should have in place what every other company has in place, which is to match the card holder and card number to the address. The fact is that my own cable has been cut off from time to time due to nonpayment, yet I was paying this jerks cable bill without fail every month. Where's the justice in that. Remember, I am the victim. I am the one out of over $2000.00!
Saud
Hazel Crest,#4REBUTTAL Individual responds
Tue, October 03, 2006
The reason I didnt catch the error was because every month, I would confuse the bogus DirecTV payment for my own. Initially I thought it could be a relative or friend who may have stolen the number, but DirecTV would not give up the name or number for as they call it," legal reasons". The only way I can get the name and address is if I sue them. I blame myself for not catching it sooner, but that is no excuse for someone being able to steal from me. DirecTV should have in place what every other company has in place, which is to match the card holder and card number to the address. The fact is that my own cable has been cut off from time to time due to nonpayment, yet I was paying this jerks cable bill without fail every month. Where's the justice in that. Remember, I am the victim. I am the one out of over $2000.00!
Saud
Hazel Crest,#5REBUTTAL Individual responds
Tue, October 03, 2006
The reason I didnt catch the error was because every month, I would confuse the bogus DirecTV payment for my own. Initially I thought it could be a relative or friend who may have stolen the number, but DirecTV would not give up the name or number for as they call it," legal reasons". The only way I can get the name and address is if I sue them. I blame myself for not catching it sooner, but that is no excuse for someone being able to steal from me. DirecTV should have in place what every other company has in place, which is to match the card holder and card number to the address. The fact is that my own cable has been cut off from time to time due to nonpayment, yet I was paying this jerks cable bill without fail every month. Where's the justice in that. Remember, I am the victim. I am the one out of over $2000.00!
Dave
Jacksonville,#6Consumer Comment
Mon, October 02, 2006
How could someone be using your debit card without your knowledge for so long? Don't you ever check your bank statements or go online? Plus, why not go after the guy that 'stole' your card? If they have DirectTV, than they have an address. Something just doesn't sound right here. There's got to be more to this story, such as a friend or relative that was using your card. Plus, if someone 'stole your identity', why wouldn't they have bought a bunch of stuff instead of getting DirectTV, knowing they would be busted in no time? In my opinion, DirectTV is smells something fishy too, and that's why they aren't communicating with you. What's the rest of the story?