First National Bank of Marin
Class Action Settlement Notice Received Against Bank

Business & Finance

How great to find in today's mail, notice of a class action lawsuit against First National Bank of Marin! There *is* a God! If the settlement is approved, and you are a member of the class, FNBM will have to (1) refund any application or enrollment fees you paid before you received the card, and (2) refund any application or enrollment fees that were charged to your account during the first 2 billing cycles, and were paid by you at any time, and (3) refund any interest from each date a payment subject to restitution was received by FNBM or its agents, and continuing through 2/1/02 at the rate of 8% per annum. Plus FNBM will also reduce the amount charged off or currently outstanding on your account to zero, make the appropriate report to all applicable credit reporting agencies, and notify you of the reduction and report! I think I'll FED EX my claim form!!! Dave
Chicago, Illinois


Company: First National Bank of Marin
Country: USA
State: Nevada
City: Las Vegas
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