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Original Comment I am my nephew's representative payee of Social Security benefits and my nephew has received his stimulus check through NetSpend and they refused to post his check to his card because they are falsely accusing him of being a minor child and they request us to send an information proving that he is not a minor child and we have done that through kingsoopers store and every time I call them they state that he is still a minor at the age of 25 years old so he needs more verification from his parents stating that he is the age of 25 years old such as being a grown adult man and wish this makes no sense to me because he can talk for himself without his parents being involved into any of his situations. I talked to NetSpend management and they said that we will still need more proof to verify and I told them that I will contact a lawyer and put a lawsuit on them for mishandling my nephew's stimulus check due to the fact of them still thinking that he is a minor it is unfair for my nephew to have to wait on them to prove all information. I will file a lawsuit for wrongfully accused of age, mishandling of paperwork that I sent then three times to prove his age and who he was, also file a lawsuit for distress and pain and suffering. They still are refusing to post his stimulus check. NetSpend has sent me an e-mail 3 days prior of them seeing his stimulus check that was supposed to be in post it to him needing information approving who he was but now they are saying that they will post his check on verification of information but they are needing from him once again. This is cause for a lawsuit filing on NetSpend. My nephew is a 25 year old disabled man such as a social security recipient and he receives all his money onto his NetSpend card and now they want to verify who he is this is very degrading to my nephew with him being disabled. I am the card holder of my nephew benefits because he does not know how to handle his own money. Once everything is resolved with NetSpend I will remove the two clients that I have under NetSpend as being the card holder for them and I will find them another card company that will handle the money correctly that needs to be put onto their card. I will still place a lawsuit on NetSpend for mishandling information on the behalf of my nephew and pain and suffering of him not getting his stimulus check.

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