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PoindexterOglethorpe

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1. Well, anyone can pretty much call anyone else, so that part is legal.

Tue Jun 5, 2018, 02:03 PM

Jun 2018

But if he somehow got the information your wanting to roll over your CDs and is not part of your Credit Union, then the big question is how the hell did he get your phone number and financial information? Either he's with the CU and is doing something I'm sure they don't permit, or someone there was careless with your personal information.

It's possible you're simply the victim of an incompetent scammer.

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IRA is coming due [View all] CountAllVotes Jun 2018 OP

Well, anyone can pretty much call anyone else, so that part is legal. PoindexterOglethorpe Jun 2018 #1

He didn't seem to realize it is a IRA CountAllVotes Jun 2018 #3

Yes. If the CU is hiring someone that sketchy, PoindexterOglethorpe Jun 2018 #7

You can type in their name and company CountAllVotes Jun 2018 #8

I wound up calling them, PoindexterOglethorpe Jun 2018 #9

Lot more than your IRA are coming due empedocles Jun 2018 #2

Yes there is CountAllVotes Jun 2018 #4

Calls after you contacted your credit union? Caomplain to them question everything Jun 2018 #5

I am thinking of getting away from this credit union CountAllVotes Jun 2018 #6

I bet he wants 1% of assets under his management, not 1% of the profits progree Jun 2018 #10

My two cents; A HERETIC I AM Jun 2018 #11

Thank you CountAllVotes Jun 2018 #12

I would probably call his branch manager then. A HERETIC I AM Jun 2018 #13

Thanks again CountAllVotes Jun 2018 #14