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? ...
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 ...
Recently, I checked my automated teller line with my bank to see if a recent store purchased had been ran. Upon hearing the debit withdrawals, I found that there were two (2) transactions made on the same day in the amount of $20.95. I contacted a teller to find that these transactions were from ...
While checking my bank account online today I saw a recent charge for $19.95 to a company named Privacy Matters. As I had never heard of these people I Googled it and found out who they are. One of the other Google entries was usacomplaints.com which, when I went here, I saw others who had the same ...
I saw this on my visa bill as an Identity site that I never signed up for (I already had one). I called and the woman told me that a purchase from Intelius will put you right on their list. It must be amking money and I can't figute out why the Connecticut Attorney's General doesn't do something ...