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Leave a CommentThis number was the number my bank verified executed a charge of $67 onto my debit card that was not authorized by me.
This company has another phone number: 866-699-8440 but the same criminals/creeps are behind it. They made an unauthorized charge of $81.32 plus a $2.43 "foreign transaction fee" that indicates the charge originated in Great Britain. When i called the above number (not overseas) to question the charge, they said i had agreed to it in at the transaction time, which i certainly did not. There was no "agreement" to be read or agreed to at the transaction time. When i continued to request a refund (not angrily, trying to keep it reasonable), he just ***g up on me. I don't know why they even answer the phone when this is probably the only kind of calls they receive. I have con*****d the charge with my credit card company, but after reading the other complaints above, realize i need to cancel my card.
I too was illegally chargede $67 that I never authorized and Iam going to my bank tomorrow to file a fraud charge.Please keep after the BBB to shut these people down.
Very sneaky! I was also charged $67.00 and thanks to them I wound up bouncing a legitimate check incurring an overdraft fee as well a late fee to boot. We all know reading the fine print is next to impossible when you have 10 windows opening your computer. Its so ***** - how they do it.
I called on Tues 6-16-2009, I wasn't aware of any charges either, I thought I read it correctly. The supervisor told me if I wasn't so rude she could give me a refund. I wasn't cussing at her or anything like that, I just was plain. I am on SSDI I make $710.00 per month. I need that for food and medicine. I am very taken aback that the company doesn't understand the human side of life.
I too was charged 67.00 and 21.00 for a webtool kit which I did not authorized. I canceled within the 7 days but they said my cancelation notice was from a company they never heard of. It was BlazingKeyWords.com so they did not recognize it. I also got the same address but when I tried to find out where that was I found out it was a UPS store with mailboxes in there. I got a little different address then the above person noted.Web Pros1900 Club Manor Dr.Suite 112 #302Maumelle, Ar. 72113When I asked him his name he said it was Leo 123. When I researched that it came up as a singer. Just more of the same garbage. I too think this is coming out of Utah...but they are just giving a Ar. address to throw us off.I am thinking about reporting it to Utah and Ar.
WEB PROS 3Transaction Type: Purchase Merchant Description: PROFESSIONAL SERVICES (NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED) Merchant Information: 800-9845904 UT Charged - 67$
UNAUTHORIZED CHARGE OF $67 TO BANK ACCOUNT
The most efficient and effective way to throw a monkey wrench into this scam ma****e.(article from http://scam-googletreasurechest.blo*****.com/)Steps to Take to Recover Your Money1. Cancel your credit or debit card--Get a new card with new number! Your financial information has been compromised and you will be getting further debits to that card, If not now then they could come back later when you are unaware. This scam is refining into a form of "Iden***y theft" as your financial information is being traded to other cohorts without your permission or knowledge.2. File a fraud charge with your credit card or bank and let them sort it out. They have more muscle to go after this sort of crime. Explain to them about all the consumer complaints that are on the internet and "insist" that they do charge-back or file a fraud charge. Your bank or credit card organization has all the tools necessary to find out where the charges are coming from, what business is involved, addresses and phone numbers connected to the charge and etc. You may not know or have access to this information. The banks and credit card org have all this at their fingertips and are obligated to handle the problem that has resulted.More info at: http://www.chrismalta.com/scamtip1.asp3. File a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission. Their job is to monitor and go after these types of scams.http://www.ftc.gov/ftc/cmplanding.shtm4. File a complaint with your state Attorney General and also with the Attorney General of Utah (where a lot of the phone numbers and addresses seem to be located)5. Filing a complaint with the BBB is toothless as the scam already is rated with a "F".6. File complaint at http://www.ic3.gov/default.aspx This is a place to report internet crime and is a combination gov agency of FBI, White collar Crime and Bureau of Justice****istance.7. After you filed with all the above agencies feel free to call any numbers you may possess that are connected to the "unauthorized charges" to try and recover all your money but take their word with a grain of salt. Don't hesitate to let them know what you have done or intend to do as they need to be shown that you mean business! If you succeed in getting your money returned you will have still taken steps to put their scam out of commission.
This is with a different number, but most likely the same people.I was charged $81.32 for a service/product I never signed up for. I may have visited the internet site for this company and had malware downloaded into my computer (key****** recorders, etc.) that reported when I next used a 12-digit number. As mentioned by above complainers, I was also charged $1.95, plus a 2 cent and a 65 cent fee.I canceled my debit card and had to close out the bank account it was linked to. Otherwise they may have continued to charge me a***n and a***n.I will be calling this number repeatedly until I get my money refunded, and I will be complaining to the state attorney general.
charged me 67.00 also
This company's CEO and Employees need to go to jail!!!! This is total fraud and I was charged almost $200 for things which I never approved or authorized, and yes, I did check the fine print and there was nothing there regarding the charges!! I am going to do my best and seek that the owners of this company gets arrested and find a new way to scam criminals inside prison!This is a total bunch of fraud, and it needs to be stopped!!!
Here is the BBB acknowledgement I received. I am still waiting on the Arkansas Attorney General's acknowledgement. Strange thing about Web Pros phone number is that it shows as Utah. They may not be in AR after all but they give out this address when called.Complaint ID#: 19017047Business Name: Web ProsThank you for choosing the Better Business Bureau of Arkansas to aid in the resolution of your dispute with the above referenced company. Your complaint was received by the BBB on June 12, 2009, and has been****igned case #19017047 in our files. Please make a note of this number for future reference.Your complaint has been applied to the following business:Web Pros1900 Club Manor Drive Ste 112-306 Maumelle, AR 72113We have forwarded your complaint to the company for their written response. Once the response is received, a copy will be forwarded to you. If you receive your requested adjustment, please notify us immediately as the company may respond to you directly.Please note that the BBB cannot compel a company to respond. However, we will attempt twice in a 4-week period to obtain a response from the company. Please allow 3 weeks before you inquire about the status of your complaint.We encourage you to use our online system to keep up with the progress of this case. To view the details of your case please go to the following website address: http://www.arkansas.bbb.org/complaint/view/19017047/c/v1kf96.Your complaint will remain in the BBB's records for 3 years.Sincerely,Jennifer DeSilvaDispute Resolution [email protected]
Same as Marilyn and Lou. unauthorized charge of $67.00. mine was on a credit card, so I can dispute it. I hope the debit card holders can too.
Update on note just posted. I called back to this number and got supposedly their street address as 1900 Club Manor Drive, Maumelle, AR. I am reporting this scam to the Arkansas BBB as well as the Arkansas Attorney General.
This is (supposedly) Web Pros out of Maumelle, AR. When I called the number listed a***nst the $67 charge ((800) 984-5904), the "customer service" lady said that was charged because I did NOT call within seven days to cancel a repeating charge supposedly tucked into the fine print of a $1.95 web book I purchased a week ago. This is a scam from the ground up and Web Pros has already sold my information to other telemarketing firms who have already called. These companies are illegal but make a few bucks off idiots (like me) before they get shut down and then they s**** up a***n under a new name.Buyer beware...but report these to the BBB and state attorney general for handling. They eventually shut them down.
I also had this charge on my bill so I called the number. I had apparently agreed to a 7 Day Trial of "Google Internet Jackpot". I wasn't aware that this was a trial...I should read the small print better. Anyway I had no trouble having my membership canceled so no FUTURE charges to my account will occur but I will be monitoring this.
A charge was done on my debit card also, amount $67. It was not authorized.
This number was the number my bank verified executed a charge of $67 onto my debit card that was not authorized by me.
A charge on debit card for the amount of $67.00.
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