I had a charge on my cc statement from Pogo.com. I called the my credit card co. To dispute the charge and they gave me a number to call Pogo. I called and they wanted me to give them my number again. (They couldn't pull up the account by my name) I refused so they said they couldn't help me. I called my credit card company back and told them that I wanted to report a fraudulent charge on my account. They said that they would look into it and get back with me. Today, my soon to be ex credit card co. (Discover) sent me a letter that stated the charges appeared to be valid and that I would have to pay the charge. When I contacted them, the only information that EA Sports provided them was my cc number and verification number, which they would have had to make the first charge. They didn't give them a name, a e-mail address, or anything else. To pour salt in the wound, I checked my cc account on line later in the day and I've been charged again. Apparently it's some kind of monthly subscription that someone has given my cc number for. I'm not sure what to do next. I don't play games on line, never purchased anything from this company, and I can't get much help out of my cc co. I do know I'm about to change cc companies in the very near future.
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