Zigner
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Yes, as well as the information of others.Do you mean because it has my name, address, and some account information? Thanks
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Yes, as well as the information of others.Do you mean because it has my name, address, and some account information? Thanks
Thank You for the advice.Yes, as well as the information of others.
Yes... However, I uploaded it per your request to know what actually happened.Might as well delete your letter. It didn't help.
My fault. I wasn't clear on what I wanted. I'm more interested in the transaction itself rather than whether the bank is wronging you, in case there was some way of identifying the purchaser.
This item cost $3,537.35. I am thinking that regardless of the cost $1 or thousands, eBay stated to Santander that I was not responsible. Does that not ultimately matter? Santander botched that communication up. Then when they were aware of the correspondence, stating I am not responsible, they simply say we don't have the money because we gave it back to eBay. eBay and Santander go back and forth about who should give me back the money. I have a recording of that. Now they are telling me, the entity with the least power, to go to the other party and retrieve my money.I've bought many items through eBay and never had to sign for anything. I just get an email when an item is delivered.
From whom was it purchased? eBay
I found this out in the back on December 2nd. I sat down with a banker and made a claim. They told me to go call eBay and I did that. eBay sent me the letter I posted. The claim was opened at that time. I followed up with my banker to see that the information was received (from eBay) I did not hear anything back but received provisional credit. Santander states that later eBay provided proof of a valid transaction. But they missed the proof I show that my account was accessed without my authorization.That leaves your bank. Your contract with the bank provides you with protection against unauthorized transaction. I asked you earlier if you complied (to the letter) with the section of the contract that addresses Your Liability for Unauthorized Transactions but you didn't answer.
Yes July 7th 2023Has there been a court date assigned?
Report the outcome when it's over.
I won my case. Please see the attached which gives some detail.
Is there any advice how I should contact the bank to get them to pay up?
Is there any advice how I should contact the bank to get them to pay up? Thanks
It gave no detail at all.
Santander did not come to court.
and said he did not need to hear anymore but he and the court need to research somethings but would have my judgment to me in 60 days. So here I am.Make sure you have duplicates of everything so you can hand one to the judge and one to the defendant.
Be brief. You won't have much time to present your side..