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re: Proposed Settlement Reached with Expedia Regarding Hotel Fees

tonya cole — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 15:17:45 GMT

I was making sure was my name still in the settlement claim thank you

re: Big Pharma Layoffs Could Mean Big Pharma Whistleblower Lawsuits

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re: Proposed Settlement Reached with Expedia Regarding Hotel Fees

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re: Proposed Settlement Reached with Expedia Regarding Hotel Fees

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re: Blowing the Whistle on the Pharmaceutical Industry

Rebeca — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 08:55:29 GMT

It was extremely interesting for me to read that article. Thanx for it. I like such themes and anything that is connected to this matter. I definitely want to read a bit more on that blog soon.

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John Snead/ Joni Hixson — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 17:20:48 GMT

We purchased a home in Nevada 5/06. We have had problems with the home and with the over inflated loan price. Pulte has never responded to this

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re: Proposed Settlement Reached with Expedia Regarding Hotel Fees

Anita Malave — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 15:06:21 GMT

Would like to know about how many people are part of this class action suit that will potentially receive compensation regarding the mentioned case?

re: FDIC Issues Study of Overdraft Programs - What you should know

Sherrye Gibbs — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 14:29:38 GMT

I've just racked up a total of $245.00 in overdraft fees in a Wachovia joint checking account for my college student Jonathan Crew Gibbs ... we discovered that he had overdrafted his account by $2.05 at the first of this week ... I made a quick transfer into the account to stop the bleeding; he called them and they said he would incur MORE charges because they had more debit charges (totaling less than $20) pending. Anyway ... the final tab is over $200. Why could they not stop the processing until I could deposit money in this account? This is NOT the first time this has happened, but it will be the last. I have tried to get them to explain how they process the charges ... and the only thing I can see is that they process what is pending in a way that allows the overdraft charges to occur.

re: FDIC Issues Study of Overdraft Programs - What you should know

Michelle Boivub — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 05:21:51 GMT

I think a law suit is great, I currently have my state congressman involved with the issue I have with Wells Fargo. They out of courtsey refunded me some overdraft charges, then sent me a letter saying it the credit would appear as as depoist, and not to rely on on line banking and to keep a register. Well I did and added the depoist to the register.. well you guessed it never showed up.. and created even more overdrafts.. their respones I should have know it was already there... no where have I ever seen it,, and it caused almost 1k in overdrafts... for what they call mis communication on their part but I should have know.. I am beside myself with them and will not stop till they make this right.

re: Blowing the Whistle on the Pharmaceutical Industry

Dan Abshear — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 04:04:18 GMT

I filed a qui tam false claims act in Boston in the Spring of 2006. After three years of the lawsuit remining under seal, the government did not intervene. The evidence I presented to the DOJ was overwhelming, and in the form of internal documents of Novartis. It is my belief, with the pharmaceutical industry entirely, that the DOJ is reluctant to persue these cases. U.S. prosecutors consider their vocation a temporary gig until they get on with a large law firm that represents corporations such as big pharma. It is not in their best interest to intervene against an industry they may represent in the near future. That's why perhaps 25 percent of pharma whistleblower cases are intervened by the DOJ.

re: FDIC Issues Study of Overdraft Programs - What you should know

Christina S — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 17:59:25 GMT

I just over drafted my account on accident so I went to run and put money in the bank. Over night they moved all the "pending" items from highest to lowest and added OD fees before that. They are rearranging to make sure to get you on ALL transactions by taking the highest out first. This should be illegal.

re: FDIC Issues Study of Overdraft Programs - What you should know

Jon — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 22:13:33 GMT

I first realized that my bank was doing this in 2003. I had many overdrafts because they had reorganized my purchases, sorting them by descending amount instead of sorting them in chronological order. They told me that it was because they had to secure the larger portions first, as they were more important to the bank. Whatever. It feels like robbery. Anyway, I'm enjoying seeing blockbuster die out because so much of their income was late fees. Big late fees. Not the $40 I've paid for one pack of overdraft-cigarettes, so I still resent blockbuster and when the Netflix of banks comes along.. I'll use that.

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MichaellaS — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 13:45:04 GMT

tks for the effort you put in here I appreciate it!