Try looking at the Green Dot user agreement and/or calling the IRS for an answer. This situation probably happens a lot with "unbanked" people...

What law could the person receiving my money as a result of a scam break?

I'm stuck at "basically a person on social media offered me to pay my rent." Why would you think a random person would want to pay your rent? ...

The bank may notify the police. If you are trying to get the money back from the bad actor, you should probably not try to get it back from the bank.

Any communications with the company should be in writing, since they are ignoring your phone calls. Certified US postal mail to the corporate...

The legal answer is: If you consent to do business by electronic documents, your electronic signature on a promissory note is as binding as a...

Can I sue the dealership for lemon on a used car?

Based on 79,000 miles at time of sale, the vehicle carried a warranty of 60 days or 2500 miles. If the engine failed within those limits, the...

How is the orthodontist able to charge my debit card?

I don't know how this was able to happen. In order for the orthodontist to have your debit card information, you must have provided it at the time...

Can I sue if a company ran my credit and made a false report saying it was coved related?

Running your credit a second time, while or shortly after you were making payments to the store, might be unauthorized, but unlikely to have caused...

Why after I pay off an obligation would I be told there were more fees they didn’t know about

This is almost certainly a scam. No reputable debt collector would be insisting on payment with prepaid store cards. No private attorney has...

The criminal court record or the Department of Corrections would be the place to start getting proof that you were incarcerated, but that does not...