AP9*Passprot To Fun
Being billed for services I did not enroll in Irvine California

Construction & Repair

I checked my checking account and noticed there was another charge for Real Estate website sevice for $49.95 which I cancelled the day before my 14 day free trial period but was billed anyway, I also noticed I was billed $16.95 for AP9*Passport to Fun which I have no idea what this is and I have NOT signed up for anything since late February or March which was the RealtyTrac company to find a house in another state. I called the company and was told my account was cancelled but I continue to be billed the $49.95 and now for May. This has overdrawn my checking account and the overdraft fees are an extra $36.00 the after so many days the charge an extra $6.00 a day until the oerdraft is cleared. Please I cannot afford this, I have lost my job and unemployment benefits and despertly need help with this issue.


Company: AP9*Passprot To Fun
Country: USA
State: Nationwide
Site: realtytrac.com
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