I received a $30.00 bill for allegedly using a pay-per-view web site. I have never used this website, and it is unclear how I was charged, considering that no one was home at the time. I proceeded to call the company and had no one pick up. I then emailed them stating my case. I received a rude ...
We received an invoice for $270 for erroneous pay per view charges to an address in the United Kingdom. Not only were we not on line that particular day at the time posted, but our internet provider has confirmed that. This company is totally bogus and we have reported them to the Federal Bureau of ...
I recently received a bill from Premier Premium Communications for $30.00 for a Web Site I did not access. Can someone please tell me what the next step would be? Thank You ...
I have just recently received an invoice in the mail from Premier Premium Communications in which they were billing me for Pay-Per-View Websites allegedly visited through this computer. I am the sole operator of this computer and never have I ever opened a pay per view site for any reason in the ...
I received a bill with charges for an entertainment bill for $60. Like many other customers, who have reported the web site, my Internet Service Provider can prove that there had been nobody on the Internet before or after the mentioned times of the phone calls. However, my spyware program showed ...
This happened to us a year ago. I filed with IFCC, but the dollar amount would not justify their investigation. These companies that are hi-jacking our computers and installing dialers are aware of this and so randomally hit computers in many states for less than $1000 at a time to insure the FBI ...