Filter
Exclude
Time range
-
Near
Bruh, the heat is almost over and I’m taking huge Ls and debits. Thats real crazy I must say.
2
Think getting a new bank card stops a cancelled subscription from stealing your money? Think again. @CommBank_ID just allowed multiple "card-not-present" debits to go through on a brand-new replacement card that I haven’t even taken out of the envelope or activated yet.
6
Whenever the backend team needs funds ...it fraudulently withdraws funds ...debits clients accounts for no rhyme or reason...neither there is any email or message...suddenly money goes missing from saving account...this happens regularly.. @hdfcsec
4
Australians should not need to fight their bank to access their own money. But every day we hear from Australians about what they endure, and the frustration of being gaslit by institutions that claim to serve them. Banks engineer friction to keep you locked in: scheduled payments, payroll, and direct debits. Changing banks is designed to be hard. That same infrastructure has been used to deny Bitcoin businesses access to the banking system entirely. For individuals, it has become the mechanism for capital controls: inflexible thresholds, transfer delays, and unilateral account restrictions. If you're fed up, submit an incident report. We don't collect personally identifying information, and we've included practical actions you can take. debanking.bitcoinindustrybod…

10
321
Replying to @hdfcsec
Today again money has been missing from my account..hdfc securities fraudulently debits money from accou ts...this keeps happening repeatedly
1
9
Why track credits and debits in this future.
27
Replying to @ZEE5India
You have time to post on twitter but not address the issues and concerns related to failed payments but successful debits and multiple subscriptions active on my account
1
14
Replying to @Amara__Don
Who is paying their debits
1
thing as children. You birth workers, not children. They're not debits you invest in, they are assets you exploit. Since we flipped the definition of childhood, then yes, it's been standard for people to not want to participate in childrearing. It's just culturally acceptable if
1
20
221
Maybe I’m bad but I read “render unto Caesar” as both credits and debits
1
3
Replying to @TMobile
Here’s a practical guide to effective CFPB complaint strategies, tailored to your T-Mobile billing dispute and True Accord debt collection issues. This draws from official CFPB processes and proven consumer approaches.1. Understand the CFPB Process & TimelineYou submit → CFPB reviews and forwards to the company (T-Mobile or True Accord). Company response — Usually within 15 days (up to 60 days for complex cases). They must provide a tailored response. consumerfinance.gov Your feedback — You have 60 days to review their response and reply (e.g., “closed with monetary relief,” “explanation only,” or “unsatisfied”). Outcomes — High response rates (~97% for debt collection). Many close with explanations or non-monetary relief (account adjustments, collection removal). Monetary relief is rarer but possible with strong evidence. consumerfinancemonitor.com Tip: File after sending your written dispute/validation letters (as we prepared). This creates a stronger paper trail.2. Key Strategies to Strengthen Your ComplaintBe specific and factual — Use clear timelines, exact promises made (billing on the 1st, backup internet, no hang-ups), dates of calls/hang-ups, and how this violated agreements or FDCPA (e.g., collecting a disputed debt without validation). thecreditpeople.com Attach strong evidence — Upload:True Accord collection notice. Your dispute/validation letters (certified mail proofs). T-Mobile bills and call logs. Notes from calls (dates, rep IDs if known). FCC complaint confirmation. Any bank statements showing unauthorized debits. Choose the right category — For True Accord: Debt collection → “Took or threatened unauthorized actions” or “Cont’d attempts to collect debt not owed.” Mention FDCPA violations (dispute ignored, no proper validation). Link to T-Mobile — Note them as the original creditor and describe unfulfilled promises as the root cause. State desired resolution clearly — Full refund of all payments, recall of collection, zero balance, call recordings provided, no credit reporting. Follow up politely — If the response is weak, reply in the CFPB portal with more details or evidence. Multiple rounds can pressure resolution. Document everything — Keep a log/spreadsheet of all interactions. This helps if you escalate to a lawyer, AG, or court. thecreditpeople.com 3. Advanced Tips for Better ResultsFile related complaints together — Use your existing FCC (service/billing) this CFPB (debt) for coordinated pressure. Mention patterns — If possible, reference that hang-ups/unfulfilled verbal promises seem systemic (helps CFPB spot trends for broader action). Avoid emotional language — Stick to facts; regulators respond better to clear violations. Follow up with the company — After filing, send the CFPB confirmation to True Accord/T-Mobile via certified mail. Many resolve quickly to avoid regulatory scrutiny. pdcflow.com Track public data — Search the CFPB database (consumerfinance.gov/data-res…) for similar T-Mobile/True Accord complaints to see common outcomes. consumerfinance.gov Realistic ExpectationsSuccess rate — Many consumers get collections removed, accounts adjusted, or explanations. Full refunds happen when evidence of broken promises FDCPA issues is strong. Limitations — CFPB doesn’t award damages or act as a court. It excels at forcing responses and highlighting problems. Next level — If unsatisfied, use the CFPB response (or lack thereof) with your state AG, small claims court, or a consumer attorney (possible FDCPA statutory damages up to $1,000 fees). Would you like me to revise your earlier CFPB sample text with these strategies (e.g., more FDCPA-specific language or evidence list)? Or help with a follow-up message for after their response? Just share any updates (like response dates or new details), and I’ll refine it. Keep all records — you’re building a solid case.
20
Debits linkables Green ✅ for ya linkable for cash app & Apple Pay Tapn
20
Replying to @princessry18268
Pay off debits 1st. .
7
Why would they need to do anything with our dollars besides delete/shred them from the economy? That is what taxation is for, to curb spending and thus curb inflation, amongst other purposes. When the IRS taxes you and debits your bank account. The money gets deleted. That's it.
1
1
The debits I have incurred in 5days😂.
62
Debits(linkables)-To Apple pay,Cashapp,Venmo...Lmk Come payment ready $$ I’m active now
2
1
28
I don’t even keep track of my direct debits anymore. I just leave money in my account for them to take. Anything that’s left is mine 😤🫠
1
1
19
To draw a match derives from the historical accounting practice of drawing a physical line through ink entries in a ledger. When a transaction was canceled (failed to materialize) or when debits and credits perfectly balanced out yielding a net-zero 'wash,' 5/...
1
1
153
Replying to @DuelbitsJoe
Real tech support. Even if the site is okay... slots and other issues are not tested. Wemhen issues are reported, 100% of the time is kicked back as a customer issue. I have watched dozens report issues and all be told it was their problem and that debits tested and found no problem. Sometimes it's game providers doing it across all casino sites.... in that case take the game offline until problems resolved. Why allow people to judge your casino based on trash game providers that are not maintaining their games properly or they're is an intentional lag switch in line that is causing the issue 8 have been reporting issues for a week, others have reported the same issues.... no limit is absolute trash with freezing... thousands of spins no bonus... refresh the page and instant bonus. It's wild. Been told it's my device so I'm on the third brand new device. Didn't even ask for compensation.... just want it fixed... instead I'm told no trouble found
7