i bought a savings bond but it says To: me and not the person I bought it for.?
149333
They made a mistake at the bank, it happens all the time. Just take it back to the bank and explain the situation. They'll issue you a new one.
152867
It depends on the issue date.  Check the links below.  One is a savings bond calculator and the other is the government website for bonds.
589284
Worry not my friend you aren't responsible for it.  Legally "they" can't put debts on your unless your signature is present.\n\nRival
1055846
I cannot buy this unless I get the discount.\nYou should be able to find out what the mistake was.\nWe can find where it has been misplaced.\nYou have given us a discount for the moth of April because of the letter that was issued by Mr. Smith.\n\nI think these sentences sound a lot better.  \n\nGood luck.
1169700
If you go to the credit reporting agencies (Experian, TransUnion etc), there is a section Dispute this Transaction. You will be asked to explain why you are disputing this transaction.\n\nMy husband disputed some of his questionable transactions and they were taken off two months later.
705139
Of course I would want to know what's in the box.   I'm human.  \n\nNow ... what to do?  Contact your immediate supervisior and be certain to follow through to make sure the information gets to the "powers that be".   AKA the Federal Reserve Board, FDIC, OCC, etc.\n\nUnfortunately you are the middle man in this, but should the gentlemans tale be true - you could also be 'da man!\n\nGood luck.  And stay safe.
284508
Sounds like a scam to me.  Go to your bank right away and tell them you are a victim of fraud.  They may be able to reverse it.
34330
There should be a customer service number on the card itself.  If you can't find one, call the bank you got it from.
327574
Contact the company directly and give them supporting documents to prove it is only one and it is too old. Ex: cancelled checks to show payment. And in the future after repaying an old or even a current debt, always ask them to send you a letter showing a zero balance. That way when there is confusion in the future you have proof it was paid and the date.
870481
Steal from them. (No please don't that was a joke.)  If you didn't get it in writing there is reallly nothing you can do.  Go back to JC Penny and find out if the position is still open, explain to the why you didn't take it the first time.  Hopefully they'll understand.
652951
Without more details to go on my first thought the quite claim is probably not enforceable.  First I would check with the recorder's office and get a copy of all documents relating to this property.  I would also contact the Title Company and see what they have to say about this.  Could this be a person who was a prior owner of this property?  \n\nThere are occassions where papers have been filed on the right person, the wrong property.  Hopefully that's all it is and you can clear that up easily.  I would also contact the person or business to whom the deed was quit claimed to.  They will probably be able to tell you the circumstances that led to them filing on your property.  \n\nFinally, there is always the possibility that someone stole and identity and forged papers that made it appear that he owned that parcel.  I see that occassionaly where I work, doing bail bonds, when they try to use property as collateral for a bail bond.
1014863
Contact E-Bay, by phone or computer and explain what you have done. This is why you should use Pay-Pal. They will contact the seller and see what he says, also take the receipt back to Western Union and see if the MO was cashed and by whom.. If it has then contact (or  try) the seller. If nothing is worked out then he is a Federal case, and you might point this out to him. transactions over State lines ending in fraud, falls in there jurisdiction....good luck
556211
Give it some time.  The best way to check is to go to "My Ebay".  If you see it in your "selling" tab.  You're good to go.  Check the spelling too.  It'll immediately be in your "my ebay".  If it's not there, you didn't list it properly and have to do it all over again.
259135
Go to your bank.  Bring a letter that states (i) the date the money was taken out, (ii) how much was taken out, (iii) that you did not authorize the charge, (iv) that you just found out about this, (v) that you are notifying the bank that this is an unauthorized charge within two (2) days of learning of the loss.  Then state, "as provided by Federal Reserve Regulation E, specifically 12 C.F.R. § 205.6(b), if a customer notifies the bank within two (2) days of learning of an unauthorized transfer, the customer’s liability cannot exceed $50."  Follow that with "As such, I demand that in compliance with Regulation E, the bank refund all of the money debited by this unauthorized, less $50, and that any NSF fees imposed on my account as a result of the unauthorized debit be immediately refunded to me.  Please notify me at once that you have complied with this demand, thank you."
757544
EHH?\n\nYou bought it, you should know what you have just spent your money on!
554920
If it truly isn't your debt, then you need to take the appropriate actions.  You need to notify the company in writing via certified mail that this debt is not yours.  You also need to contact the credit bureaus and follow the procedures that they have in submitting a written objection/notification.  You have to jump through the hoops, but it is better to do it now than to have a major battle on your hands once it is put on your credit report.  \n\nYou may want to have your credit report pulled as well, just to make sure that everything on it is yours.  It may be that there is a Jane A. Doe with the same DOB  when you are Jane Ann Doe. \n\nYou need to take immediate action for your own protection.
792276
Contact your bank and dispute the charge.  It should be credited back to your while they are investigating whether or not it is a legitimate charge.