I have read the document. I don't think the Receiver knows everything.
Are you running the bank ?
Anyway you believe what you want to believe and don't be so patronising to other people.
It's back in my account and EPB customer services confirmed it yesterday.
But EPB say they want to reestablish the wires with Novo. So it's all pretty confusing.
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Can you tell us which email address that you use for the Commissioner?
I may have the wrong one. The lawyer I consulted urged customers to complain to the Commissioner but I don't know if I have the right email.
The money is already back from Novo as far as I can see.
I disagree with you that opt-out customers should wait. We have to protect our own interests, as you protect yours.
It's important that we all write to the OCIF Commissioner complaining about the plans and the length of times of the plans.
Her email address I have for her is
[email protected]
@Pschiff I don't don't see why Novo Bank can't just send the money to where customers originally wanted it to go to? I don't see why it has to go to a Californian bank?
Why can't Novo Bank just send the money to customers end accounts? Why this convoluted idea of sending it through a Californian bank? It doesn't seem to make any sense . What's his reasoning for doing this ?
I wrote to the Puerto Rican lawyer about the Receiver's Report and particularly on the length of the refunding of opt-out customers.
They urged all customers to write directly to the OCIF Commissioner's office about the lengthy repayment period outlining your predicament and distress so that...
Has anyone heard how they are going to deliver money to customers. Either for opt-in or opt-out clients?
There's still a lot we don't know about this liquidation plan.
I thought it wasn't possible to have a corporate account at Qenta and send it to your personal account as beneficial owner. I think I would need to get concrete proof of that to opt-in . I am currently opt-out. If it's still possible to switch.