Pecos Bill
There is a mistake in your bill.
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Achivr VIsb is likely a reference to "Achivr," a platform designed to help individuals and organizations set and achieve their goals through structured planning and tracking. It emphasizes accountability and progress monitoring, enabling users to stay motivated and focused on their objectives. The platform often incorporates features like goal-setting tools, progress tracking, and community support to enhance the user experience.
"ACHIV VISB" on your Key Bank statement likely refers to an ACH (Automated Clearing House) transaction related to a payment or deposit from a merchant or service provider, with "VISB" possibly indicating a specific vendor or service. If you're unsure about the transaction, it's best to review your recent transactions or contact Key Bank's customer service for clarification. Always ensure to verify any unfamiliar charges to maintain account security.
"ACH" = "Automated Clearing House" refers to credits or debits made via your bank or other financial institution (e.g., savings account, checking, credit card, debit card, etc), which, presumably, you authorized (e.g., automatic payments to your credit card company, utility company, online retailer, etc) "IVR" = "Interactive Voice Recognition" refers to payments made via a phone system with a human being or an automated (e.g., "Press 1 to make a payment," etc) system. People pay by phone when they are close to the payment deadline and forgot to make the payment, or didn't have enough in the bank to cover it at the time, or changed bank accounts, or wanted to pay in advance, or any of a number of similar reasons. "VISB" = is probably a VISA card payment, which could be a credit card, debit card, gift card, etc. (I am not 100% sure that that is what VISB means; I could not find it anywhere on the web, except that there are many such "VISx" listings with different alphabet letters replacing the 'x') Together, it seems that you made a payment to some company via the phone using VISA. The name of the company would be shown somewhere on the same line as the "ACHIVR VISB" or underneath it, etc. FWIW, there are lots of such bizarre and arcane listings on bank and financial statements. It is, sometimes, best to ignore such, and far more important to look at the name of the company and the credited/debited amount, in order to make sure that it is legitimate. Unless this is a new charge on your bill, you may find something similar for the same company on a previous bill, but, for whatever reason, you didn't notice it.
"Web Authorized Pmt ACHMA VISB" typically refers to a web-initiated payment made through the Automated Clearing House (ACH) system, specifically authorized for transactions related to a Visa card or vendor. ACH payments are electronic transfers of money between banks, often used for direct deposits or bill payments. The acronym "ACHMA" may refer to a specific ACH management association or service, while "VISB" likely denotes a Visa-branded transaction.
Depends on your contract. But yes they can just take the car back.
It appears that "payment achma visb" is not a standard term or concept in any recognized field or subject. Without additional context or information, it is difficult to provide a precise answer. If you can provide more details or clarify the question, I would be happy to try to help further.
"LN PYMNT" on a bank statement typically stands for "Loan Payment." It indicates a transaction where a payment has been made towards a loan, such as a personal loan, mortgage, or auto loan. If you see this entry, it means that a specified amount was deducted from your account to fulfill your loan repayment obligation. If you have further questions about the transaction, it's best to contact your bank for more details.
You can try to set a court hearing to try to get it reduced.
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