taking money that was not approved to be taken

ComplaintsInternet ScamsDEXSO-Chase Morgan Marketing-CMM

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brenda king
Country: United States
Approved this company to take 4.77 from my account and then found a amount of 87.42 taken from it as well. Thus the second amount did not have approval to be taken by that company.

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    Brenda King
    This comapny has the nerve to take hard earned money from people that are trying to look for ways to make extra money.  Please post something that people are to avoid this company.  I will report this to my bank and any other legal authorities in order to get my money back.  Charges will be filed.
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    tj
    Numerous similar complaints of fraudulent charges.  They appear to be pitching some "work at home" scam.

    https://complaintwire.org/Complaint.aspx/wyFNe7sKCAAcLQjNRMuZdQ
    https://complaintwire.org/Complaint.aspx/4rr-Bc1RDwBpGwjNHdkRJw
    http://www.complaintsboard.com/complaints/chase-morgan-marketing-inc-c234466.html


    The most effective way to handle fraudulent charges is to dispute fraudulent charges immediately through your bank, under FRB Reg. E for disputing checking account charges via EFT, ACH, or debit card, or under FCBA for credit card disputes, and close your account or block your card number due to fraud to prevent additional fraudulent charges.  

    Your bank can reverse fraudulent charges showing on statements dated up to 60 days earlier than your original date of dispute.

    Be sure to close your checking account due to fraud, or you may find additional crammed charges in the future, under either this name, or possibly other names.

    You cannot trust any company that would engage in deceptive marketing or fraudulent charges to return your money, regardless of any promises.  Followup to your bank dispute by sending a WRITTEN dispute or fraud affidavit to your bank's dispute address from your statement, to document the timely filing of your fraud complaint in compliance with FRB Reg. E or FCBA.

    Do not use or activate debit cards or check cards.  Use only credit cards for online or retail purchases, as the fraud protections are stronger and it is less disruptive of payments to others to block them.  Never provide your checking account number to make a payment by EFT.  Never set up automatic payments from your checking account.  Use checks only for payments to companies you know and trust:  rent or mortgage, utilities, credit cards, etc.

    File fraud complaints with FTC, your state Attorney General, and at www.ic3.gov
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    Bettie Butterfly
    This company is a real rip-off!  I had an american express gift card in which I authorized a $4.79 payment to check out a this e-mail for on line work.  They asked for more purchases (CD's).  Being the skeptic that I am I thought $5.00 was enough to invest not knowing for sure how ligite the company was.  

    Needless to say I thought I was protected with my American Express Gift Card
    only to find out when I checked my account balance (I was going to use it to pay my Power bill witch is to be shut off in two days!)

    It is so sad that people are ripping off people who are just trying to stay afloat!

    My only peace of mind is my faith..Vengence is mine sayeth the Lord!
    And I sure wouldn't want to be them when it happens!!
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    dumpling
    They sure are committing crime. can we find anyone out there that is still honest and won't take your money when you are trying to make money.

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