unauthorize transaction
Complaint
Erin Doyle
Country: United States
I had a unauthorized withdrawal from my account. I did not sign up for this program. I called to complain and I asked to speak to a supervisor and was hung up on. When I called back I got the same person. What kind of company is this. Not many employees. Sounds a little on the shaddy side. I want to hear back today in refernce to when you plan to put my money back into my account or I will turn this over to the attorney generals office for fraud and they will charge you fines and legal fees. I can proof I didn't do this by checking my IP address and also the e-mail address used is an old one that I haven't used in months nor do I know the pass word to use it. I can be reached @ 207-557-3376.
Comments
What online merchants did you provide account information to before these charges showed up?
Were you presented with some pop-up "discount offer"?
Did charges occur despite rejecting (unchecking) some "discount offer"?
That is why you don't "go round and round" with them.
You dispute their charges as FRAUDULENT, IN WRITING, and close the account due to fraud to block addional charges. If your bank fails to reverse timely disputed fraudulent charges, file a complaint against your bank with www.occ.gov, as well as the fraud complaints against the perpetrators.
Also file fraud complaints with FTC, your state AG, the police, and the Arizona AG.
The Florida AG's site shows that several of their LLCs were under investigation as long ago as 2008, for essentially the same scheme of using account information submitted as part of some "payday loan application" to cram fraudulent charges, at that time for some sort of "identity protection".
Now consumer reports claim the crammed charges are for these "discount memberships", again reportedly using information from "payday loan" sites. Several complaints report that charges occurred despite UNCHECKING boxes on some website offer, suggesting deceptively constructed websites are used to collect the account information.
If you dispute through your bank within 60 days of the statement date of the statement showing the disputed charges, your bank can take back the money under FRB Reg. E. Do NOT delay.
What online merchants did you provide account information to before these charges showed up? Do you believe they transferred your account information to this company without your authorization?
Were you presented with some pop-up "discount offer"?
Did you apply for an on-line "payday loan"?
Did charges occur despite rejecting (unchecking) some "discount offer"?
If you provided you account information through a website, and unauthorized charges followed, what was the URL of the website?
http://www.ripoffreport.com/Search/web-discount-club.aspx
I received my full refund.........53 days after the money was taken out of my account.
All you do by demanding a refund is give them the opportunity to stretch out your filing of a bank dispute past the 60 day dispute window, encourage them to hang onto your money since you aren't doing anything that might cost them, save them a chargeback fee, and waste your time as you do all this for free.
When it's set up as a scam, they plan on getting demands for refunds and deflecting them.
But do NOT delay filing a bank fraud dispute. If filed within 60 days of the statement date of the statement showing the disputed charge, your bank can reverse the charge.
I don't know how they got my info either, as I haven't signed up for anything recently - I learned my lesson with payday loans. We need to figure out how to get this company shut down.
Phone number I have for them is 866-592-6448 - I think we should flood their call center and email accounts....just to really irritate them.