Site: privacymatters.com
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Freescoretrio stole credit information from classmates.com

My husband was looking for information about his high school reunion so i bought him a three month membership to classmates.com for 15 dollars online using my debit card. Then i get an email from privacymatters confirming enrollment. So, I search for privacymatters on google and it brings up these ...

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Still debiting my account after canceeling service in Dec. 2008

Privacy Matters is something short of worthless and mosy likely corrupt and will charge you every month even after cancelling serivces, they acknowleged the cancellation on the phone and then continue to charge a monthly fee. Why should I have to start another bank account and close the one I have ...

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Lying Theiving Money Stealers

I recently wanted to see what was on my credit report and wanted to see what my credit score was. So a few weeks ago I went to a website that i thought was freeannualcreditreport.com. But after two months of fraudgulent charges i realized that i was roped into this company I should have realized ...

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Fraudulent use of credit card. Stole number from other site. Merritt Island, Florida

A charge of $19.95 showed up on my charge card. When I called the company they said I clicked a box on the site saying I would get $10 back. I do not recall such a pop-up. I was on the PublicRecordsNow.com site on that day so it must have happened via that site. I have requested a refund. I will ...

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Unauthorized debit

I was checking my bank accout online and found two charges debited from my account. I had never heard anything bout this company nor did i authorize them to debit my account, i called and spoke with three different people and none of them could tell me how my account was charged because they did ...

Privacy Matters 1-2-3
Unauthorized use of credit card

After purchasing a membership on Classmates.com, a pop-up appeared offering Privacy Matters 1-2-3. I opened the website to see what they were offering and looked it over. I had just given classmates.com my debit card number for the membership, so I feel they are some how connected. I closed the ...