Fraudulent company, Privacy Matters, has illegally obtained my credit card number and charged me $19.95. Tried to call them but no person available to accept calls, voice prompts attempts to get further private info. Does anyone have the name and address and number of the owner of this company? ...
We do not know how this company obtained our information but they have been debiting our checking account for 29.95 per month for 4 months. Bank says it's our problem. When I called the recording said they would cancel the subscription. I could not talk to a live person to find out where they got ...
I had never heard of this company called Privacy Matters until I checked my credit card statement and saw that they had charged $19.95 to my account. I don't know who they are or what they do. Everytime I try to call the privacy matter number that is listed on my credit card I am unable to speak to ...
Four months ago I opened a CheckCard account bank mailed my account details, along with PrivacyGuard information. Prior to this no one could get a credit report or score on me. PrivacyGuard said they would help me find it and Give me free report for 12.99. Gave the option to cancel after I accessed ...
I received my Amex bill and noticed a charge for $19.95 for AP9PrivacyMatters123. I had never heard of them or bought anything from them. A check with Amex showed they had been billing me for 4 months. I could not get a person at the listed number, only other requests for my credit card number. ...
Trying to locate a relative, I used a web site, PublicRecordsNow.com. I found the information I wanted and gave my MasterCard information, to be billed $2.95. This charge showed up on my account as OnlinePeopleSearch for $2.95, the next day. A week later my card was billed for $19.95 for a credit ...