Checked my bank account on line and found out that PrivacyMatters.com took $19.95 out of my account. How can they do that when I never heard about them before. When I first saw the amount as pending I emailed Washington Mutual and told them not to pay them but unfortunately they did not listen to ...
Why is a company lik this able to just go in and charge my card for $19.95 without any authorization at all from me. Isn't there a law against these people? ...
After receiving billings for credit reports which I never received and which I never signed up for, I had to spend hours on line with Credit Reports America which has an automated phone line and directs you to online help after back and forth I was finally able to get my credit card cleared of ...
I always check my statements online to make sure that there are no unauthorized transactions. This particular company name stood up as I was checking my statements because it was 2 different charges for $19.95 on the same day with 2 different company names but they have the same address. I asked my ...
In reviewing our credit card statement, we find an unauthorized charge by Privacy Matters. We've not yet attempted to contact the company, but in researching the charge I discovered (thanks to this site) that others apparently have had this problem. What is more scary than the unauthorized charge ...
I did a reverse cell phone search with Intelius for $14.95 to see if it was a new number for this man who was stalking me. They signed me up for some service from PM Identity without my knowledge. When I accidentally learned that there was a strange charge on my checking account, I called the Bank, ...