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    Can I sue a bank or the state for conducting paperless transactions?

    That's not much of an answer so let me rephrase. When someone is holding me to a policy I like to be able to hold them to a policy, and if I'm required to give facts I also like to receive them. I described a good-old-boy system and you gave a good-old-boy non-technical answer. I don’t know...
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    Can I sue a bank or the state for conducting paperless transactions?

    I guess the fact that I owe them and the amount is just whatever they say it is. For example they want $1000 of unemployment I received from another state in 2009 as if that was mine to give, and I have already paid $1000 in interest. So if the bank knows that I owe them from a simple billing...
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    Can I sue a bank or the state for conducting paperless transactions?

    I’d like to know if there is a legal course I can take if a creditor is not providing me with written records or the records are incorrect. Let’s say the NC dept. of revenue is drawing money from my bank account “under the table”, meaning I receive no warning or notice and once it is paid there...

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