Saturday, April 12, 2014

Navy FCU Sued Over Debt Collection Practices

Heidi Carroll filed a lawsuit March 12 in Raleigh Circuit Court against Navy Federal Credit Union, citing violations of Consumer Credit and Protection Act, Computer Crime and Abuse Act and Telephone Harassment Statute, as well as infliction of emotional distress and invasion of privacy.

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2 comments:

  1. Gee, I wonder how many other financial institutions got sued by unhappy debtors that day over collection issues . . . I simply cannot see why you bothered to post this one, Dr. Leggett. Seems beneath you.

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  2. How big of a penalty did CFPB issue against BofA last week for not delivering the product the credit card customers paid for???

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