Hey, I'm Ashley, and a 23 year old college student. I have the letter that Unified Services sent me with my "free trial offers', which is stated in this letter that I received from them, along with the $1000 online shopping spree-which I did not use. Like you guys, I too was a victim to them. I naively (naive-ly) gave them my account number, and other personal information, and they made a fraudulent check of $149.80 against my OLD account. Yup, I CLOSED that account. MY MOM and I informed the bank immediately of what happened. I wrote to the FTC, federal trade commission, inspector general, put a fraud alert with Equifax and Experian. I contacted the sheriff here in my area.
Today, I found the letter that Unified Services sent to me, and I highlighted the parts about "free trial offers" and that the only thing I would have to pay for is a small shipping and handling fee. I also kept the gift certificate, which I NEVER USED. It's right beside the letter sent to me by them. I'M going to inform my mom and dad on this documentation, and my mom's friend has a position above the bank tellers in our area at our bank, my mom and I are at the same bank AND WHEN UNIFIED SERVICES STOLE THAT MONEY FROM ME&THEY ALSO STOLE FROM MY MOM AS WELL. My mom happens to work for a Law firm. My boyfriend's mom is a paralegal. I plan to show her this documentation, the letter sent to me by Unified Services and the gift certificate, tomorrow.
I know better now, and i've learned my lesson. Never give out your personal information, especially account numbers and social security numbers, to people that you don't know. Be wise.
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