-Removed-I wonder if anyone sells the following type of device.
The idea would be to use it when calling SuperBigInc where you expect to deal with a byzantine automated calling network - the device would automatically wade through all the garbage until a real human being came on the line - the device would then ring to alert you to pick up.
If you really wanted to have some fun, maybe a device could be invented that could turn the tables on SuperBigInc. When a live human being finally came on the line, the device would request that that person wait through 15 minutes of the most excruciating disco music before you took the call.
-Removed-ME 1 banks/other people wanting your money 0
when setanta came on the air here again they started to charge again, the same price as before but with about 20% of the programming... natural; rang them to say wft? and canceled the direct debit.. after a few weeks they sent me a later giving me the one months payment back and free setanta until the end of the month. i had only got it for espn america and the odd prem game they showed, should believe the cheek of them when they started taking money out after they'd been off the air for about a month (more?)
how did the bank know you signed any contract though? that's bogus, i would seriously change banks after that.. who are you with anyway?
-Removed-That is accurate. The funds can be resubmitted for, and the funds must be paid by the
bank if an "automatic clearing house" system has the agreement on file. Which, if the
transaction has happened once before, then its on file. This makes the resbumission
legal because you've already authorized the agreement by not informing the bank of the
misdebit on your legal ledger within (90) days of the transaction posting date.
However, there is good news. There are several regulations which govern international
banking which save you. First, is the Electronic Funds Transfer act, which allows you the
ability to file a claim against any electronic transaction which is debited from your direct
deposit account (DDA) i.e checking account.
Call your bank, file a claim, and get your last month back, then submit an ACH
revoke. Once this is done, you'll want to call AOL and let them know to piss off.
(I'm serious do it...they'll still charge you once more...so get your claim filed to make it even!)
-A BofA Training Coordinator and Nesting Coach for DCC Model/COIN and FDIC