PrivacyMatters123 obtained my debit card and fraudulently began debiting from my account. Discovered while balancing my checkbook on 1/22/11. 1st charge was for $1.00. Later same day - $2.00. (Those are 'tests' to see if they have a good acct # and if there's funds available.) Three days later, they hit my acct for $29.95. I contacted my bank, reported fraudulent activity, and canceled my debit card.

I NEVER signed up for their services - either directly, indirectly, (through come-on offers like a lot of folks have reported - like Classmates.com, or Peoplefinders.com, etc.), or otherwise. Then they fraudulently assigned a bogus name and address as the recipient of their services which were charged to my acct, because they have no supporting documentation that I signed up. Nice trick.

When I called to get answers, they wouldn't even say what services or products their company offered. I was told to request that from them in writing. Upstanding company, huh! No surprise that their 'address' is on Dodge Rd in Omaha, NE. Try and 'dodge' this - next step will be to report them to all the pertinent agencies - police (to file a report), State Attys General (NE, CA, and NY), BBB, etc. etc. Their time will come. 128aaf0



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1. Written by Margie Larioza on March 15, 2011 from bellevue, washington, US
I got all my money back - a little over $280 with the help of Prepaid Legal. It's a month to month membership. One demand letter from your law firm will get results. www.prepaidlegal.com/hub/mjlarioza or call me direct at 512-983-2305. I'm in Austin, TX.

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