TSP Limited Lifted on Request, appears case by case.

**nsurf9** · 04-08-2008, 06:33 PM

Addendum: My letter was addressed to Thomas K. Ernswiler, General Counsel, Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board 1250 H Street, NW, Suite 200, Washington DC 20005; FAX (202) 942-1676. Squalebear cites that he was told that you may also address it to the TSP Director, Gregory Long.

Moreover, it seems that you must make demand of lifting the restriction and state some compelling reason - like you didn't receive the January 24, 2008 "Warning" letter.

Also note, someone at TSP underlined one sentence in the letter I sent, that was re-faxed back from TSP to me today - that I had called TSP and made demand but that my demand was denied.

Also, you may want to fax it; and, then confirm the abatement of the IFT sanction to by office (cell, etc.) telephone in 5, 6, and 7 days or until confirmed.

The TSP letter indicated that my letter was reviewed. It seems Squalebear discovered a 5 to 7 day wait period for the review. I just "happened" to be calling TSP to update them on the damage they were causing me.

You think Long, the Board and Enswiler can spell class-action.

**weatherweenie** · 04-08-2008, 07:18 PM

Originally Posted by weatherweenie

Just called the board office.

I was told that I/we could fax a letter to Gregory Long stating our case to: 202-942-1451

Sent the following to Mr Long
Gregory Long
Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board
Fax: 202-942-1451

Dear Mr. Long:

I attempted to make an interfund transfer (IFT) of my Thrift Savings Funds (TSP) and found that I was locked out of the TSP internet site system.

I was aware that TSP planned to implement a new plan that limits the number of IFTs in May. I was not aware restrictions would be imposed prior to the new plan being implemented as I never received any such notification.

Had I known that TSP was going to require members, who made more than a certain number of trades in a given period of time, to submit future IFTs via mail, I would not have exceeded the IFT limit.

I contacted a supervisor at the TSP ‘contact us’ number asking that the restriction be lifted. They advised contacting ‘the board’. Upon contacting ‘the board’ I was told to fax you, letting you know what has occurred.

Therefore, since I did not receive written notification of the changes, I would like the restrictions lifted from my TSP account.

Confirmation that the restriction has been lifted can be made by phone at ***-***-****, or email at:
Sincerely,

**pogo** · 04-08-2008, 08:27 PM

i work for the post office don't get a receipt use the numbers from the express mail flat that you sent them. That will show you what day and time they receive it. Should be one-day unless you live far away from a big city. cost should be no-more than 17.00 dollars