Aproximately a year ago I went to a local dentist here in Boise, Id. Who was promoting a six month interest free for dental services through Care Cridit. I was anticipating going through several treatments, unfortunately, I did not like the dentist and so... I ended up with a $72.00 dental bill.in short, I ended up paying $112.00 which was well above the initial incurred bill. After having paid the $112.00 payment, I kept receiving bills from GE Money Bank for alleged late fees as well as interest fees which where not supposed to have happened. I felt that Care Credit and GE Money Bank were clearly trying to defraud me as a customer. Needless to say, I refused to pay anything over and above the $112.00 I had already paid. I certainly had no intentions of condoning their fraudulent acts and so to this date I have continued to refuse payment. As a result, GE Money Bank continued to pad the account with late fees as well as interest fees. Currently, the initial dental bill of only $72.00 has now escalated to $465.80 and GE Money Bank has now hired an attorney by the name of G. Reynolds Sims to come after me, the consumer, to collect the alleged $465.80 late and interest fees on behalf of GE Money Bank and CACH, LLC. Just how a small dental bill of $72.00 ended up inflating itselt to the tune of $465.80 is beyond me! Today, I wrote a letter to the above mentioned attorney indicating that I certainly do not have any intention whatsoever to pay such fraudulent bill. I also mentioned that I have every intention of filing a complaint with the Better Business Bureau or other reporting agency to complain about Care Credit and GE Money Bank's acts of consumer fraud. This is totally insane and I am very upset that these creditors can get away with the many fraudulent acts they are commiting! I look forward to any help you can provide as I do not intent to pay any part of this $465.80 bill! Thank You!
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