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Author: RipRip Date: Jul 24, 2007 10:20
A month ago I asked about how to prevent my Bank account from being
garnished. I received several good replies and references to various laws.
Armed with that info I called 3 different banks and got the same answer.
Basically "We don't do that, and when a garnishment comes in we must take it
out of the account. None would mark the account as "Title II funds not
subject to garnishment"
Does anyone actually have such an account? Or was it just a lot of talk with
no one actually having it?
And if you do have this account set up and running, Marked for no
garnishment could you tell me the bank?
Thanks
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Author: Six String StuSix String Stu Date: Jul 24, 2007 11:12
>A month ago I asked about how to prevent my Bank account from being
>garnished. I received several good replies and references to various laws.
>
> Armed with that info I called 3 different banks and got the same answer.
> Basically "We don't do that, and when a garnishment comes in we must take
> it out of the account. None would mark the account as "Title II funds not
> subject to garnishment"
>
> Does anyone actually have such an account? Or was it just a lot of talk
> with no one actually having it?
>
> And if you do have this account set up and running, Marked for no
> garnishment could you tell me the bank?
>
> Thanks
>
>
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Author: RickRick Date: Jul 24, 2007 11:47
Six String Stu wrote:
>>A month ago I asked about how to prevent my Bank account from being
>>garnished. I received several good replies and references to various laws.
>>
>> Armed with that info I called 3 different banks and got the same answer.
>> Basically "We don't do that, and when a garnishment comes in we must take
>> it out of the account. None would mark the account as "Title II funds not
>> subject to garnishment"
>>
>> Does anyone actually have such an account? Or was it just a lot of talk
>> with no one actually having it?
>>
>> And if you do have this account set up and running, Marked for no
>> garnishment could you tell me the bank?
>>
>> Thanks
>> ...
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Author: Six String StuSix String Stu Date: Jul 24, 2007 13:51
"Rick" rcn.com> wrote in message news:46A6493B.9B44C3AF@rcn.com...> Six String Stu wrote:
>>>A month ago I asked about how to prevent my Bank account from being
>>>garnished. I received several good replies and references to various
>>>laws.
>>>
>>> Armed with that info I called 3 different banks and got the same
>>> answer.
>>> Basically "We don't do that, and when a garnishment comes in we must
>>> take
>>> it out of the account. None would mark the account as "Title II funds
>>> not
>>> subject to garnishment"
>>>
>>> Does anyone actually have such an account? Or was it just a lot of talk
>>> with no one actually having it?
>>> ...
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Author: Michael LaneMichael Lane Date: Jul 24, 2007 14:20
Rip asked,
A month ago I asked about how to prevent my Bank account from being
garnished. I
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My brother - n- law had the same prob. He called SS & they told him to
stop getting direct deposit & resume getting his check thru mail. They
said that the only way he was 100 %% sure his money would not be touched.
So he changed & they tried to get his check to no avail.
Michael Lane
It ain't bragging, if you can back it up___
Dizzy Dean
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Author: Dr Feelgood WADr Feelgood WA Date: Jul 24, 2007 16:33
"Rick" rcn.com> wrote in message
news:46A6493B.9B44C3AF@rcn.com...> Six String Stu wrote:
>>>A month ago I asked about how to prevent my Bank account from
>>>being
>>>garnished. I received several good replies and references to
>>>various laws.
>>>
>>> Armed with that info I called 3 different banks and got the same
>>> answer.
>>> Basically "We don't do that, and when a garnishment comes in we
>>> must take
>>> it out of the account. None would mark the account as "Title II
>>> funds not
>>> subject to garnishment"
>>>
>>> Does anyone actually have such an account? Or was it just a lot ...
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Author: DocDoc Date: Jul 24, 2007 18:01
>>A month ago I asked about how to prevent my Bank account from being
>>garnished. I received several...
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Author: Six String StuSix String Stu Date: Jul 24, 2007 18:50
"Doc" oeltd.spam.yechh.net> wrote in message
news:Xns9977B7D325AF6Doc530@216.168.3.44...>>>A month ago I asked about how to prevent my Bank account from being
>>>garnished. I received several good replies and references to various
>>>laws.
>>>
>>> Armed with that info I called 3 different banks and got the same
>>> answer. Basically "We don't do that, and when a garnishment comes in
>>> we must take it out of the account. None would mark the account as
>>> "Title II funds not subject to garnishment"
>>>
>>> Does anyone actually have such an account? Or was it just a lot of
>>> talk with no one actually having it?
>>> ...
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Author: DocDoc Date: Jul 24, 2007 22:21
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> "Doc" oeltd.spam.yechh.net> wrote in message
> news:Xns9977B7D325AF6Doc530@216.168.3.44...>> "Six String Stu" nccray.net> wrote in
>> In 2003 I left BofA after many years of doing...
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Author: Six String StuSix String Stu Date: Jul 24, 2007 23:08
"Doc" oeltd.spam.yechh.net> wrote in message
news:Xns9977E3EBE95D2Doc530@216.168.3.44...>>
>> "Doc" oeltd.spam.yechh.net> wrote in message
>> news:Xns9977B7D325AF6Doc530@216.168.3.44...>>> "Six String Stu" nccray.net> wrote in
>>> In 2003 I left BofA after many years of doing business with them. It
>>> was always little issues, but when a garnishment hit my account and
>>> they payed it... then notified me my account was held (causing many
>>> bill payments to bounce) I left them.
>>>
>>> What the bank told me was that once the money was depositted, it was
>>> no longer protected funds. They knew all about the law, it was just
>>> thier policy that once the deposit cleared, the funds were all mine
>>> and no longer protected.
>>>>> This is the part I say could've been avoided. Had you deposited any ...
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