Jim B.
I agree they are the ones stealing the…
I agree they are the ones stealing the funds. Almost 200 dollars in transactions were taken off my account without a pin number. I tried to get an investigation going and was transferred ten times and asked the same information every time. It's meant to frustrate you. Then they have the combative argumentive person at the end of the line screaming and talking to you with all disrespect after you had been patient and calm through hours of shenanigans--this after having to wait more than a month to get somebody on the line through endless holds. Finally, when they were supposed to give me pertinent information the pretense that the connection had broken up and the hangup. Then the whole charade over again. They are just having a good time at the people's expense laughing. This is your government. Tormenting people for the hell of it. With computerization there's no need for there to be a single hold, or wait. Everything could/should be automatic--even transaction disputes. But I read how people are getting the runaround in any and every way over something they worked their whole lives for and many need desperatedly, And a lot of it from people who never put a year into building this land. I'm not just talking about a certain group. A lot of people of all ethnicities are on SS, and getting the same bs., after giving their whole lives to a contract that they invested in. Do those people care? They are stealing the funds and the government know what they are doing to the people. The stress is literally killing people and they know that too. When money is stolen from SS recipients, they should be reimbursed immediately like credit cards companies do. If after an investigation, fraud from the claimant is found then you take action. They always have access to the funds so they don't have to worry about not getting the money back. A lot a people lives depend on getting their funds when they supposed to get it. People take their lives behind this b.s. Direct Express is stealing the money. They locked my account the first week after I got my card. They said I tried my password too many times when I only tried it once. And it was right, because I had the app on my phone and I had the phone remember and fill in the password. They didn't want me to be able to monitor my transactions online, without having to call them all the time when you can never get them. It's clear to me they plan to steal from certain people from the beginning--the most vulnerable and voiceless. The government read the internet like I do. They know what's going on. I'm going to transfer to another bank. but it'll probably be the same thing, or they most likely will pull every stunt to make it as difficult as possible


