Crystal
Winchester,#2Consumer Comment
Tue, May 05, 2009
Kevin, Before you go posting peoples names on the internet and calling them crooks I think that you should consider making sure that you have all of your facts straight. First of all Glen Carwile was my father, and I do not appreciate you linking his name with Rebath by Weatherly, nor do I appreciate you calling him a scammer and crook. He was an employee there and that was all, which means that he would not have been able to cash your check or deposit your check that was made out to "Rebath". I know for a fact that my father would not have come and written you up a contract and taken your money had he been aware that "Rebath" was in financial jeopardy. I understand your anger at not having the work completed that you paid for but you should have filed that complaint against "Rebath". Not the employee of "Rebath"! Now if you can show me solid evidence that my father deposited this check into his account then that would be one thing, but from your follow up it doesn't even sound like you know that information. Oh yeah, and another thing, unfortunately you won't have to worry about your wish of seeing my father, "the crook" I think you called him, iend up in jail because he died last year. Imagine that, I'm sure it was really easy for the company to put all of this off on my father, especially considering they knew he couldn't defend himself since he was dead!
Kevin
Reston,#3Author of original report
Sun, September 21, 2008
I challenged my check, and was able to get the full amount, $1,750, back. Within 60 days, you may challenge the deposit of your check. My check was made payable to "Re-Bath", but deposited into a non-Re-Bath account. Re-Bath had no knowledge of me. The check was endorsed "FOR DEPOSIT" with no signature. This is called forgery. I can't actually say whose account cashed it because there were just a bunch of numbers on the back of it, but I count myself lucky that 60 days later there was still $1,750 in the account that the Feds could put a hold on, and then move the money back into my account. The whole process took less than 4 weeks. I'd still like to see these 2 crooks in jail - the one who executed the contract, and the one who called for the sole purpose of being argumentative to get me to give up. (It didn't work with me. Actually, I'm thinking of calling him back in a year and demanding my Re-Bath. It's been so long, why haven't the parts been ordered. But I probably won't. I'm just happy to have the cash back.)
Kevin
Reston,#4Author of original report
Sun, September 21, 2008
I challenged my check, and was able to get the full amount, $1,750, back. Within 60 days, you may challenge the deposit of your check. My check was made payable to "Re-Bath", but deposited into a non-Re-Bath account. Re-Bath had no knowledge of me. The check was endorsed "FOR DEPOSIT" with no signature. This is called forgery. I can't actually say whose account cashed it because there were just a bunch of numbers on the back of it, but I count myself lucky that 60 days later there was still $1,750 in the account that the Feds could put a hold on, and then move the money back into my account. The whole process took less than 4 weeks. I'd still like to see these 2 crooks in jail - the one who executed the contract, and the one who called for the sole purpose of being argumentative to get me to give up. (It didn't work with me. Actually, I'm thinking of calling him back in a year and demanding my Re-Bath. It's been so long, why haven't the parts been ordered. But I probably won't. I'm just happy to have the cash back.)
Kevin
Reston,#5Author of original report
Sun, September 21, 2008
I challenged my check, and was able to get the full amount, $1,750, back. Within 60 days, you may challenge the deposit of your check. My check was made payable to "Re-Bath", but deposited into a non-Re-Bath account. Re-Bath had no knowledge of me. The check was endorsed "FOR DEPOSIT" with no signature. This is called forgery. I can't actually say whose account cashed it because there were just a bunch of numbers on the back of it, but I count myself lucky that 60 days later there was still $1,750 in the account that the Feds could put a hold on, and then move the money back into my account. The whole process took less than 4 weeks. I'd still like to see these 2 crooks in jail - the one who executed the contract, and the one who called for the sole purpose of being argumentative to get me to give up. (It didn't work with me. Actually, I'm thinking of calling him back in a year and demanding my Re-Bath. It's been so long, why haven't the parts been ordered. But I probably won't. I'm just happy to have the cash back.)
Kevin
Reston,#6Author of original report
Sun, September 21, 2008
I challenged my check, and was able to get the full amount, $1,750, back. Within 60 days, you may challenge the deposit of your check. My check was made payable to "Re-Bath", but deposited into a non-Re-Bath account. Re-Bath had no knowledge of me. The check was endorsed "FOR DEPOSIT" with no signature. This is called forgery. I can't actually say whose account cashed it because there were just a bunch of numbers on the back of it, but I count myself lucky that 60 days later there was still $1,750 in the account that the Feds could put a hold on, and then move the money back into my account. The whole process took less than 4 weeks. I'd still like to see these 2 crooks in jail - the one who executed the contract, and the one who called for the sole purpose of being argumentative to get me to give up. (It didn't work with me. Actually, I'm thinking of calling him back in a year and demanding my Re-Bath. It's been so long, why haven't the parts been ordered. But I probably won't. I'm just happy to have the cash back.)