I got some weird charges on my card recently from Privacy Matters. I bought a report from Intelius a few months ago and finally put the puzzle together. When I bought from Intelius they passed my credit info on to another company without my permission and then they started charging me. I know this ...
When the balance of my mortgage was less than $20,000, this company began to claim "no receipt of my mortgage payment to them." Additionally, they began to randomly return some of my monthly payments to me. Example: January check credited. February check returned. March and April 2008 ...
I registered to locate a classic buddy and decided to pay for $7.90 for that info. 1 week later, a $19.95 charge turned up on my creditcard following the $7.90 cost. I called the toll-free amount on my charge card record and unearthed that I was registered for an identification safety plan I Have ...
I went to / in order to obtain the address and phone number of an individual. I paid $7.95 for the service. With that credit card information supplied to Intelius, I was fraudulently enrolled in a "Privacy Matters Identity" service to protect me from identity theft. I never received any ...
Well apparently when you use Intellius they automatically sign you up for this privacy matters membership, a free 7 day trial and then they charge you. Well I never got any information as to them doing this and when I checked my credit card I saw this transaction pending and called them, the next ...
Following the use of Intelius to look up a phone number, my credit card started to get charged $19.95 per month for something called PMIdentity and another $19.95 month (on different days of the billing cycle) for something else called 24ProtectPlus. I did not authorize these charges and couldn't ...