Fastauction
They billed my credit card for $49.95. The trial offer said $1.95 for 21 days. I was billed in one day ripoff las vegas, nevada

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My son asked to use my credit card to purchase a camera for christmas. He's 17. He came across a website with a "free offer for a service, "only $1.97 for 21 day trial period."

Less than two weeks later charges started appearing on my credit card. Fastauctions.com is a scam organization.

I called the toll free number and canceled the account, here is where it gets interesting. The gentleman I spoke with told me I needed to have my bank fax a copy of my credit card statement to them. I told him I'd just put a copy in the mail. He claimed the charges were not showing up as billed to my account on his computer. He stated that mailing a copy of my printout bank statement was insufficient. I called the bank and was told my statement would have all my personal information on it. Social security number, account number, etc.

Don't deal with these people you'll get burned.


Company: Fastauction
Country: USA
Address: FASTAUCTION. COM
Phone: 8005953986
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