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Originally Posted by imjustshane
We have a secondary processor which has a much lower maximum, this is where your WU that was sent out to you came from so you weren't lied to. I did mention this to them again and they promised to get to your check ASAP.
I cant comment on the corporate structure of Lock here.
A) The lie came when Quinn recently told me that I
AS A RECEIVER, was blacklisted from Western Union, which is a false statement considering I was expedited my 2nd WU request in March. How could it have been possible that MY NAME as Quinn stated was blacklisted by Western Union? Not only is that a lie because Lock sent me my 2nd (lesser) withdrawal after telling me my 1st one was cancelled, but I also called Western Union to verify that I was not a blacklisted receiver. I do not doubt that you have a processor with a lower maximum, but that doesn't explain why larger requests are simply ignored and shoved aside.
B) How can you tell me that I wasn't lied to when I just showed you proof that I was. This is the worst, never-ending cycle of lies that I've seen yet. I was told by Lock that the Sender Info was blacklisted. Just yesterday, I was told that it was MY NAME blacklisted, not the Sender Info (both a blatant lie AND a contradicting statement). And if you have a faster processor for lesser withdrawals, why wasn't my $2K WU request from 01/06 broken up into 3 separate processed payments as I continually asked/suggested, but was ignored. Even if I received 1/3rd of the total each of the last 3 months, that would have been fantastic.
C) Where
can you comment on the corporate structure of Lock then? If I have an interest in the company in that my money is involved, do I not have the right to know of such information? I understand this isn't a public company where investor relations will be disclosed, but I do believe I have the right to know the company's structure. My point is that if Lock IS broken up into location-subsidiaries, which is a no-brainer and most likely IS the case, then Jen Larson's answer about an independent auditor being liable to the U.S. Government for information on a subsidiary (Lock US) they were not hired to audit was a COMPLETE LIE, and an INTENTIONAL one at that, using "scare" words for us to back off (not happening).
Here's an easy read for anyone wanting to learn the definition of subsidiaries and why a company (like Lock) would almost definitely want to be, and most likely IS, structured with subsidiaries by location to reduce liability (pros and cons). Which would make the whole "we can't find someone to do an audit" line a f'kin joke of a statement, let alone one made by a CEO of a company. Man am I heated.
http://legal-dictionary.thefreedicti...com/subsidiary