Bellco Credit Union fails to pay arbitration fees violating federal law (Fed Arb Act)

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Re: xxxx xxxxx xxxxx, xxx.
Bellco Credit Union
xxxx East Orchard Road
Suite xxxx
Greenwood Village, CO xxxxx
Via Email to: xxxx@bellco.org

Case Number: xx-xx-xxxx-xxxxx

xxxxx xxxxxx
-vs-
Bellco Credit Union

Dear Parties:

As of this date, we have not received the required fees from Bellco Credit Union in this matter. Accordingly, we
must decline to administer this case and have closed our file. According to R-1(d) of the Consumer Arbitration
Rules, should the AAA decline to administer an arbitration, either party may choose to submit its dispute to the
appropriate court for resolution.
Any payment submitted by a party will be refunded shortly.
Further, because Bellco Credit Union failure to remit the foregoing constitutes a failure to adhere to our policies
regarding consumer claims, we may decline to administer future consumer arbitrations involving Bellco Credit
Union. The AAA’s consumer policies can be found on the AAA’s website, www.adr.org. We request that Bellco
Credit Union remove the AAA name from its consumer arbitration clause so that there is no confusion to the
public regarding our decision.
If Bellco Credit Union advises the AAA in the future of its intention to comply with the AAA’s Consumer
Arbitration Rules and if applicable resolves any outstanding payment obligations, the AAA may consider at its
sole discretion, accepting newly filed consumer cases going forward.
Pursuant to the AAA’s current policy, in the normal course of our administration, the AAA may maintain certain
electronic case documents in our electronic records system. Such electronic documents may not constitute a
complete case file. Other than certain types of electronic case documents that the AAA maintains indefinitely,
electronic case documents will be destroyed 18 months after the date of this letter.

If you have any questions, please email ConsumerFiling@adr.org.