- Report: #706626
Complaint Review: SKS Associates - New York New York
Reported By:
Joe Gilley -
Herndon, Virginia, United States of America
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SKS Associates
P.O. Box 7861 New York, 10116 New York, United States of America
Phone:
8662868841
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SKS Associates Company took $68.20 out of my bank account from a lease that ended in 2007 (3/11/2011) New York, New York
I had a lease for a credit card machine with Lease Finance Group, LLC (LFG) from September 2003 through August 2007.
A letter dated 2/28/2011 stated that I owed SKS (who purchased LFG recently) back taxes on the lease and that they were taking $68.20 from my account. The letter was sent to the business location address. I do not give out that address, and only check the mail once every month. By the time I found the letter, the money was already taken from my account. My bank tells me that they can not get the funds back and I need to dispute this with SKS.
I have written a letter to SKS, but since they have the money I do not expect to hear back from them.
This company seems to be a bottom-feeder to me. I do not beleive that I owe them any money. I believe they are taking money knowing that small companies do not have the time or resources to sue them.
A letter dated 2/28/2011 stated that I owed SKS (who purchased LFG recently) back taxes on the lease and that they were taking $68.20 from my account. The letter was sent to the business location address. I do not give out that address, and only check the mail once every month. By the time I found the letter, the money was already taken from my account. My bank tells me that they can not get the funds back and I need to dispute this with SKS.
I have written a letter to SKS, but since they have the money I do not expect to hear back from them.
This company seems to be a bottom-feeder to me. I do not beleive that I owe them any money. I believe they are taking money knowing that small companies do not have the time or resources to sue them.
