My wife and I recently bought some mutual fund from a dealer in a bank. Since the dealer works in the same bank we deposit our money, after the 1st conversation (we did not sign any document at that time), we called them, and allowed them to transfer some of our money from my account directly to buy some funds. Several days later, we received a form stating our basic information, some of which were actually wrong, but this is not the big problem. THE MAJOR problem is that on the form somebody faked our signatures. We are 100% sure we did not sign the form. We contacted the dealer, and he said he does not know who did it, and he will report to his supervisor. One day later, his supervior called me, and said he cannot figure out which of his person did it, and is trying to find it out. We received our statement, and we did not lose any money (at least so far). Any friends here have the similar experience? I would very like to know what right my wife and I should have. Does it worth to talk to a lawyer? Thank you for your input in advance.
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05/17/2007 postreply
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