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  • Report:  #36511

Complaint Review: Fairbanks Capital Corp. - Salt Lake City Utah

Reported By:
- Surprise, AZ,
Submitted:
Updated:

Fairbanks Capital Corp.
3815 South Temple Salt Lake City, 84165 Utah, U.S.A.
Phone:
800-258-8602
Web:
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Tell us has your experience with this business or person been good? What's this?
I am shocked at the conduct of this company and the continuance of occurences to the consumer. This company has forced hazardous insurance when I clearly had my own insurance. They have misposted payments and charged late fees which they still has not corrected.

They constantly report me 30 days late to the credit bureau each month. They reported me 30 days late for 11/2002 which they reported this on 11/02/2002.

Today is just 11/28/02 and they reported me 30 days late for november payment on the 2nd day of the month. I just got them to clear up the lates reported to the credit bureau from 07/02-09/02.

Now they're reporting 30 day lates for 10/02-11/02.

You call on the phone and the employees are very rude on the phone. I refuse to talk to anyone from that company. I send all payments and letters certified return receipt.

I would advise everyone to send their payments certified return receipt. This way they can not hold your payment for 10 days before posting. They would hold our payment and charge our account a daily per diem interest. Something has to be done about this company. I have filed a complaint with my state's atty general's office, and also the federal trade commission. I would advise everyone to file complaints on this company. We need to be heard and drive this company out of business.

Crystal

Surprise, Arizona


2 Updates & Rebuttals

EDitor's Possible Solution to the Problem of Systematic Corporate RIP-OFF by financial institutions: Your On-time payments being marked as late ...a new revenue stream for Corporate America

#20

Thu, November 28, 2002

EDitor's Report:

Unfortunately, Rip-off Report is seeing this as a disturbing trend among many companies, including insurance companies, credit card companies, mortgage companies, bank auto loans, but more distressing is the inclusion of banks, which are governed by the Treasury Department.

This is a newly discovered revenue stream that more and more of Corporate America is discovering they can get away with! Ask yourself, "If the shoe was on the other foot and consumers had figured out a way to take money from corporations, they would have their huge legal departments harass and otherwise take punitive actions against the culprits. This is no different than consumers who steal from companies, except the companies are bigger, have more resources, and hide behind their attorneys. It's time to hold BIG BUSINESS accountable and not let them get away with their amorality, fraud, and theft from hard-working Americans.

WHAT CAN I DO?

My payments are always made on time, but when I get my next statement, ..it's always marked like I made the payment late and I am charged additional Late Payment fees

POSSIBLE SOLUTION TO YOUR PROBLEM
About 7 days before your payment is due, take your payment stub and your check already made out with your account number on it to a BIG law firm in your area. Definitely take this to a large law firm.. When you get there, ask to see a lawyer. Ask them to do you a simple favor that might be a very lucrative case for them. Tell them, here in my right hand is a stamped, addressed envelope and in your left hand is a check make out to the company that you owe the payment to.

Simply ask the firm to mail this for you 7 days before your payment bill/stub says it's due. Then, ask them to mail it for you again if you come back the next month with late payment fees marked on the bill. During the following month, return to the attorney's office with your next envelope, check and, the late payment fee. Ask the lawyer if their office would be willing to sue them for you, because a class action lawsuit is a definite possibility.

Then, notify the attorney about all the Rip-off Reports on this company. Explain that if the attorney would like to contact us here at the Rip-off Report, we will make arrangements with them to contact additional victims. They should also know that we would notify the victims to contact the lawyers with their sworn affidavits as to what the company has done to them, so that they can join a class action lawsuit if one is filed.

ED Magedson
[email protected]
badbusinessbureau.com
www.ripoffreport.com

We are not lawyers.
We are not a collection agency.

We are Consumer Advocates.
...the victims' advocate

WE are Civil and Human Rights Activists

We are a Nationwide Consumer Reporting News Agency
...by consumers, for consumers


EDitor's Possible Solution to the Problem of Systematic Corporate RIP-OFF by financial institutions: Your On-time payments being marked as late ...a new revenue stream for Corporate America

#30

Thu, November 28, 2002

EDitor's Report:

Unfortunately, Rip-off Report is seeing this as a disturbing trend among many companies, including insurance companies, credit card companies, mortgage companies, bank auto loans, but more distressing is the inclusion of banks, which are governed by the Treasury Department.

This is a newly discovered revenue stream that more and more of Corporate America is discovering they can get away with! Ask yourself, "If the shoe was on the other foot and consumers had figured out a way to take money from corporations, they would have their huge legal departments harass and otherwise take punitive actions against the culprits. This is no different than consumers who steal from companies, except the companies are bigger, have more resources, and hide behind their attorneys. It's time to hold BIG BUSINESS accountable and not let them get away with their amorality, fraud, and theft from hard-working Americans.

WHAT CAN I DO?

My payments are always made on time, but when I get my next statement, ..it's always marked like I made the payment late and I am charged additional Late Payment fees

POSSIBLE SOLUTION TO YOUR PROBLEM
About 7 days before your payment is due, take your payment stub and your check already made out with your account number on it to a BIG law firm in your area. Definitely take this to a large law firm.. When you get there, ask to see a lawyer. Ask them to do you a simple favor that might be a very lucrative case for them. Tell them, here in my right hand is a stamped, addressed envelope and in your left hand is a check make out to the company that you owe the payment to.

Simply ask the firm to mail this for you 7 days before your payment bill/stub says it's due. Then, ask them to mail it for you again if you come back the next month with late payment fees marked on the bill. During the following month, return to the attorney's office with your next envelope, check and, the late payment fee. Ask the lawyer if their office would be willing to sue them for you, because a class action lawsuit is a definite possibility.

Then, notify the attorney about all the Rip-off Reports on this company. Explain that if the attorney would like to contact us here at the Rip-off Report, we will make arrangements with them to contact additional victims. They should also know that we would notify the victims to contact the lawyers with their sworn affidavits as to what the company has done to them, so that they can join a class action lawsuit if one is filed.

ED Magedson
[email protected]
badbusinessbureau.com
www.ripoffreport.com

We are not lawyers.
We are not a collection agency.

We are Consumer Advocates.
...the victims' advocate

WE are Civil and Human Rights Activists

We are a Nationwide Consumer Reporting News Agency
...by consumers, for consumers

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