What is the name of your state? Illinois
I Posted this in a different forum and possible the wrong forum..so I will try this Forum....I am dealing with an e-wallet company called FirePay based out of Canada (parent Company FireOne)...SOmebody managed to get my username/password for my FirePay account and online poker account using possibly a trojan or keylogger......They executed almost $10K in transactions from my FirePay account to my Poker account where they then liquidated the funds into the site. FirePay uses something callled Instacash, which is an unverified EFT transaction so that customers can have instant access to funds...I only had a few hundered bucks in my bank account to all the transactions bounced out and left me with almost 10K in debt to FirePay.....I spoke with a few local collection/banking lawyers that were intrigued with my story..but also not very knowledgable about what i should do**************.I have a few specific questions.....How can i find out if this company has any jurisdiction is sueing me in Illinois?.....Can they sue me in Canada?....if so would i ever need to attend?.....Since FirePay associates with online gambling transactions...(which is illegal in ILLinois...would they ever think to bring criminal/Civil claims to my state or are the threats empty (scare tactic)...In the User Agreement that i supposedly accepted 2 years ago...it states "all disputes between me and FIrePay WILL and can only be settled in a Tribunal Small CLaims court"....AM I Bound to this?..furthermore..AM i bound to any terms of their user agreement which entails the Clicking of a mouse button on ACCEPT rather than any formal signature or agreement.....Also, I have little information on who to contact for help in this online fraudulent matter....I filed a local police report...but I felt that was worthless at best..... Is this Instacash EFT system even considered an electronic check or a type of ach transaction?....can you even be charged for an NSF on an ach transaction?....please answer what you can...and if possible.....give me a few contacts of some good online/fraud/banking lawyers that could provide some useful information**************..P.S......Debtman..please done reply with a post telling me how stupid i am for gambling online.....i could seriously use some info here..if only just where to look.
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I Posted this in a different forum and possible the wrong forum..so I will try this Forum....I am dealing with an e-wallet company called FirePay based out of Canada (parent Company FireOne)...SOmebody managed to get my username/password for my FirePay account and online poker account using possibly a trojan or keylogger......They executed almost $10K in transactions from my FirePay account to my Poker account where they then liquidated the funds into the site. FirePay uses something callled Instacash, which is an unverified EFT transaction so that customers can have instant access to funds...I only had a few hundered bucks in my bank account to all the transactions bounced out and left me with almost 10K in debt to FirePay.....I spoke with a few local collection/banking lawyers that were intrigued with my story..but also not very knowledgable about what i should do**************.I have a few specific questions.....How can i find out if this company has any jurisdiction is sueing me in Illinois?.....Can they sue me in Canada?....if so would i ever need to attend?.....Since FirePay associates with online gambling transactions...(which is illegal in ILLinois...would they ever think to bring criminal/Civil claims to my state or are the threats empty (scare tactic)...In the User Agreement that i supposedly accepted 2 years ago...it states "all disputes between me and FIrePay WILL and can only be settled in a Tribunal Small CLaims court"....AM I Bound to this?..furthermore..AM i bound to any terms of their user agreement which entails the Clicking of a mouse button on ACCEPT rather than any formal signature or agreement.....Also, I have little information on who to contact for help in this online fraudulent matter....I filed a local police report...but I felt that was worthless at best..... Is this Instacash EFT system even considered an electronic check or a type of ach transaction?....can you even be charged for an NSF on an ach transaction?....please answer what you can...and if possible.....give me a few contacts of some good online/fraud/banking lawyers that could provide some useful information**************..P.S......Debtman..please done reply with a post telling me how stupid i am for gambling online.....i could seriously use some info here..if only just where to look.
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