posted on October 9, 2003 03:39:58 PM new
i really hate to do this to you i would love to purchase the items i bid on but i had a problem with my bank account someone somehow got ahold of my funds and now i am having problems with the bank and i right now do not have the money to purchase this frames i am really really sorry
Sorry for the incovience, betty
THE SKY IS FALLING!! Quick everyone pull your money out of any banks it may be in! Your money is not safe! Oh no oh no. what a world what a world...
posted on October 9, 2003 03:52:59 PM new
I am sure that can happen. Check her feedback and see what it is. That should tell you something about the buyer.
I had a buyer that had a large check written to her that bounced and she couldn't pay right away and I said. "Thanks for keeping me updated and when you get things straightened out please email me". She did and we completed the deal. I guess when you can't see the person your dealing with you have to have a little patience and trust.
posted on October 9, 2003 05:45:31 PM new
It most definately can happen. It's happened to me. Fortunately, I was able to get the money back from the bank but not immediately.
Cheryl He has his own throne (Revelation 13:2) and his own worshipers (Revelation 13:4).
posted on October 9, 2003 06:37:45 PM new
Any,,,,,,,,and I mean ANY Governmental agency can take your funds in the blink of an eye and YOUR trusted Bank won't even give you a hint that it IS going to happen! The sky is falling? Just wait till it happens to YOU!!!!!!
If you have or keep over $500.00 in any accounts you had BETTER wake up to reality! Monday,,,,,,yer in the MONEY! Tuesday,,,,,,,What?????????? 0,,,,,,,,But , but,, HEY! Bank! what gives? Sorry, we just do as told,,,,,,poof!
They give a Rats A,,,,,,,Now YOU,,,,,, proove you owed nothing to them........Nightmare and YES,,,,the sky will be falling...........You will NEVER see one dime back.........Dime? hahahaha..........how about thousands!!!!!!!!!!! Reality! the revenge of crooked business partners! You screw them,,,,,,,,they,,,,,,,,ruin you! Be careful!
Not too worry, years later you'll be back on your feet. Keep NO MORE than you can afford,,,,,to lose in ANY,,,,,,,,Trusted,,,,,,,BANK!!!!!!!
posted on October 9, 2003 07:27:06 PM new
[b]Bank Problems do happen[/]
One time about ten years ago,I deposited my husband check in the teller machine deposit,cause the bank was already closed when I finally was able to go.Well Monday morning it was deposited and everything was cool ....then Wed. they took it back out and didn't say a peep to us about it...well a week later checks started bouncing and we couldn't figure out why.Went dashing off to the bank to see what the heck was going on.The bank lady went through our account day by day and came across where they had taken the deposit back out the bank...of course I asked why...they said there was no deposit made...huh??? Was too lol what can you say right ...she said go home and find the deposit slip to show you made one...well not thinking about it being a teller machine deposit I tore up the house ,car, trash bags and anything else you could think of looking for the dang thing...in tears at this point my grandmother loaned me enough money to cover all the checks still out and that had bounced...the next day the bank calls and says oops our bad,we found your deposit .It was stuck to the inside wall of the teller machine....screechhhhh !! Thank God !! At that point you remember the teller deposit.Needless to say I've never deposited into the machine again !They sent out letter of apologies to every place where the checks bounced and paid all the fees ...but it was truly a nightmare....Like Cheryl said got it back but it took days
posted on October 10, 2003 06:43:59 AM new
My husband and I had a joint account- I had a "mad money" acont as well, and it was a good thing that I had started putting my paychecks into it because the state helped themselves to our joint, saying that my husband owed back taxes. These were personal taxes, not any of my business- but the account was emptied. And no, the bank never warned us. The did tell me I could sue to have my portion of the money returned.. hah!
"And All Shall be Well, and All Shall be Well, and All Manner of Things Shall be Well"
posted on October 10, 2003 08:13:28 AM new
LOL!!!! eagledeed, why didn't you tell us that part? !
makes a tiny amount of difference, she could have sent you her change from the bottom of her purse for that!
"And All Shall be Well, and All Shall be Well, and All Manner of Things Shall be Well"
