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Jeffery Webster
Country: United States
On December 26 the above listed company (ExtremBW888-244-1412-V 0) hit my PayPal account twice.  I have never hear of this company and have gone through the history on my computorand have never been there.  I have contacted PayPay and filed a complaint and will contact my bank tomorrow to do the same.  If my money is not refunded immediately, I will also file a complaint with the FTC.  Internet scams are as bad as travers offering to pave your driveway or repair your roof.  Please see that this situation is taken care of immediately or I will take further action with every agency I can think of.

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    No Honor Among Thieves
    Taking money from people who don't do business with you is dispicable.  Refund my money immediately.
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    The Angry Jeff Webster
    These people found out my PayPal account and raided it.  They didn't get much, but the $10.00 the took was MY $10.00.  I want it back and I want it now.
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    The Even Angrier Jeff Webster
    This is the fifth post I have had to make about this same problem.  Now I know how they make their money.  First they steal it, then then make it an extreme hassle to ask, no beg, for your money back.  I want my money back.  I want to quit having to write essay after essay to get MY money back.  And I want you people to be investigated by the FTC and run out of town on a rail.  Tar and feathers would be bood entertainment also.  Give me back my money you crooks.
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    The close to exploding Jeff Webster
    AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH.  What is wrong with you people.  How many times do I have to post a comment about this complaint?  Do you think I will have a stroke, heartattack, or blow and anuerysm while I get more and more steamed up at you people.  You people ripped me off.  I've never heard of you.  I've never bought anything online for $5.00 and change.  In the old west they'd take you out to visit a tall tree with a shirt rope.  Give me my money.
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    6 and final - from Jeff Webster
    I refuse to post any more of this idiotice and repetitive comment.  I will spend my time tomorrow contacting every agency the has heard of you and can destroy you.
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    tj
    Glad you could vent.

    You can't expect that posting on a complaint site will directly get your money back.  Crooks take money, and they do it to keep it.

    Primarily, what you accompish is warn others about the perpetrators, or trade information with others about what has worked, so that others searching on the name can find it.  You are only getting replies from other anonymous people on the internet, not actually submitting your complaint to this company.

    Here is what shows up under that phone number:
    http://www.extremebritewhite.com/pop/returns.html

    Here is another complaint:
    http://effinnerds.com/archives/501

    "extremebritewhite.com

    Offer: $1 plus shipping
    Actual: $79.99 every 60 days"

    Looks like it fits the pattern of many "health product" scams:  Exaggerated claims, supposedly free or cheap "trial offer" to get your billing information, followed by crammed charges based on an alleged "agreement" to "automatic shipments".  

    With these types of scams, since the product costs nowhere near as much to make as they sell it for, and they often never intended their "customers" to know they were signed up for larger orders until they get charged, it doesn't matter to them if a few charges get reversed.

    Here is their BBB report:
    http://www.dallas.bbb.org/WWWRoot/Report.aspx?site=50&bbb=0875&firm=90127187

    File a dispute with PayPal for the fraudulent charge to your account.  In addition, file a complaint with the Texas AG, and with FTC.

    Close your account to prevent future fraudulent charges.  As long as a company has put through one unauthorized charge, and they still have account information that could be used to make more charges, there is nothing to stop them from doing so.

    As you probably already know, PayPal is often reported to be less than helpful with resolving payment issues, even when outright fraud is involved.
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    Sergio Sandoval
    This Bright White is a scam.This here's a white collar crime felony.I've been overcharged on some product's that I haven't consisted of purchasing.I'm Having a hectic time trying to correct the problem.If you've been overcharged, scamed, etc.,please contact the authorities. This company and other's affiliated should get prosecuted and sent to prison. Let's organize and rid ourselves of these junk online markets. For sure. Hell to Bright White.
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    David Dilley
    I signed up for the $1.75 tube of toothpaste. When I got my bank statement britewhite withdrew $70 from my account and sais they would do so every month. I wanted to cancel but they put you on hold and tell you 16 people are ahead of you. I stayed on. Then the recording said you can press 1 on the phone for us to return your call in an hour or press 2 for us to call a different phone number. They never called back. The website does not give you an option to cancel your order.

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