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08-16-2009, 02:34 AM
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Scotia Bank Visa
My step daughter has a Scotia bank visa card. She has been making payments that were more than the required minimum payments. Recently Scotia bank visa withdrew a large sum of funds from her Scotia bank savings account. This caused her rent cheque to bounce. She plans her money in the bank account and normally she would not have bounced a cheque. She now has to pay her landlord nsf charges as well as the bank. She was in contact with the bank and was told "visa was trying to get your attention"
My question is: do they have the right to access her bank account without prior consent? 
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