I received a combination letter/form fromPopular Community Bank. The letter indicated that I had an inactive account ( the account number was on the letter ) that would be turned over to the XXXX if I did not take some steps to activate the account by a date in XXXX. I called the number on the form ( I checked on line and the number on the form was the number listed for the bank ). I spoke with a representative to confirm the contents of the letter and asked how to just withdraw the funds. I was told that the account needed to be reactivated first before the withdrawal could be made. I asked if the request for withdrawal could be made at the same time as the activation request. I was told yes and returned the form with my request for the withdrawal of funds. On XXXX XXXX, 2015, I received a call from E-Loan where the original account had been opened. I was told that if I wanted the funds withdrawn, I would need to do so on the e-loan site not in writing as previously told. I took the number and called back ( the number listed on the e-loan website was the same number I had been given ), talked with someone else who gave me the same information. I spoke with XXXX representatives of e-loan and XXXX representatives of Popular bank. Each said I needed to follow the e-loan process. I went on line to make the request yesterday. When I entered my information to set sign into the account ( I was really setting up and account because I could not find the original account information ), I received an error message. I also sent an e-mail to Popular Band customer service but have received no response. I am worried that I have been the victim of a scam. 
