I had no contact with family savers culb and yet they were able to obtain my personal banking information over the internet and fraudulently charge my account. I am in the process of negating the charge of $19.99. Catherine wakefield, Massachusetts U.S.A. ...
Today I have discovered that I have been fraudulently charged the amount $19.95 by a company called Family Savers Club. I never authorized any sort of payment. After further researching this problem I came across numerous other consumer complaintss detailing much similar to my own. I am at work ...
On 2/8/05 Family Savers Club took $19.95 from my bank account. I still don't know how they did it. The balance was only 6.34, so it created an overdraft. I check the account online, so found the overdraft next day. Immediately called the fraud dept. They sent me a form via email. I printed form, ...
They offer a free trial and gift just to sign up. No billing will be done without approval. But they start charging you anyway and throw this rules and regulations after they hit you with the first charge. They were told to stop before the 14 days was up and did not. ...
I sent away for a free book, titled "GET STARTED ON eBAY". The add stated all I had to do was pay for shipping which was $4.19. (This was the first rip off). Then they informed me I had a free storefront with Surplus Alert. Then I read that they would start charging me a $29.95 monthly ...
First of all, this company sent me a deceptive e-mail making it look like it was affiliated with e-bay. "Free info" turned out to cost $4.19 in shipping costs. I received an e-mail saying that I would get the materials soon (it came about 10 days later) and the e-mail said that I would be ...