ظلم جماعي ( مكاتب الائتمان والمؤسسات المالية ليست سوى مكاتب انتقامية) المجلد الثالث – الأستاذ الدكتور محمد فياض
لقد عانيت كثيرا من سوء معاملة شركات وبنوك ومكاتب الائتمان
وWells Fargo والتي أظن أنها تواطأت مع البنك الذي أتعامل معه، و
قامت بتدمير سمعتي المالية وكل أعمالي عن عمد، مما أثر سلبًا على
جميع أنشطتي، وحرماني من حقوقي المالية، وقامت بنشر معلومات
كاذبة عني لجميع المؤسسات المالية وكل الجهات التي تحتاج
تقرير مالي عني.
ففي السنوات الست الماضية قمت بجمع سجل كامل عن جميع
شركات الائتمان ومكاتبها والتي بسببها أهدرت الكثير من الأوقات
من جراء التواصل معهم جميعا عبر الهاتف وكتابة المراسلات إليهم.
ومع ذلك كله، لم يفيدوني بأي شيء، ولم ألق أي دعم منهم يعوضني
عما تكبدته من الخسائر والأضرار الجسيمة، ناهيك عن سلب الأموال
مني دون وجه حق.
يرجى النظر في ادعاءاتي هذه وأخذها مأخذ الجد والاعتبار لأنها
خطيرة جدا، حيث يمكنكم التحقق من الأدلة المرفقة في
الكتاب، والتي تتضمن أحدث المعلومات عن بطاقاتي المصرفية
والائتمانية، والتي بها أخطاء وتناقضات كثيرة.
لقد سئمت الرفض وسوء المعاملة غير المبرر من قبل جميع البنوك.
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