I found out At Home rewards.com company had my debit card number when my bank began to charge me overdraft protection on my account, I don't use a debit card for internet charges so they had to transfer money from savings. I did put the debit card number against a "free trial" offer of ...
On the single occasion in my 48 years that I ordered a product advertised on a TV commercial, as of today, I have now paid $482.90 for a pint of "Ready Strip Safer Paint & Varnish Remover".in retrospect, succumbing to the slick advertising was a terrible omen of things to come&it ...
At Home Rewards - www.athome-rewards.com These people need to be stopped somehow. I was charged on two different accounts for things I did not want or order. After I called, they cancelled and returned some of my money. Now they are charging me again on a different item and I can't get a response. ...
I have had numerous charges withdrawn from my bank account. Some for $14.95 and some for $16.95. I have called this "Bogus" company countless times and they assure me that my money will be refunded to my account. I have never seen a penny. They even give confirmation numbers, and when I ...
At Home Rewards (www.athome-rewards.com) charged me for membership fees which I did not sign up for. I was checking my credit card statment and found these erroneous charges. The company's toll free number (800-511-0046) was listed on my credit card statement so I gave them a call. The ...
I signed up for a one time, $1.00 offer for what appeared to be discount coupons. They debited my account for $1.00 twice and $19.95 twice without my knowledge which resulted in $184.95 in NSF and overdraft fees. As soon as I discovered the charges, I sent an email to cancel my membership and went ...