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Accounting company denies receiving assessment

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EileenC

Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? California

Mesa Village in San Diego sent my account out to Anderson & Kriger due to my being late in paying my dues for three months. I paid in two USPS money orders, $607.74 & $750. The accounting firm, Mission Management denies receiving the funds of $607.74. This money order(607.74) was sent to Anderson & Kriger on 2-19-2010 and was forwarded to Mission Management on 3-24-2010. The other one for $750, sent after the one for $607.74, was credited to my account on 3-11-2010.

I have requested that the post office get me copies of the one for $607.74 and am waiting.

Meanwhile, I paid the April 2010 dues on 3-30-2010 and have been told by Mission Management that neither the $607.74 nor the $300 dues for April 2010 have shown up at the bank or they would have posted it to my account.

I want to know how to get Anderson & Kriger to provide the documentation to me that they actually sent the money on to Mission Management as they have stated. They have also stated that since I am not their client that I am not entitled to have these records.

Meanwhile, I am getting stonewalled by Mission Management. I can't get answers as to where my money has been put. I have emailed the onsite manager, Bill Bonds, several times and in March 2010, I went to his office to try to resolve this mystery and he made a call to Mission Management at that time. With no results.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?
 



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