Ap9*at Home Rewards, Ap9*savingsmart.com
Money taken from me even when I didn't sign up or place orders

Internet & Web

I didn't notice that I was getting charged different amounts of money, between $1.00 and $14.95 a month since July. The sites that kept charging my debit card was Ap9*at home rewards and Ap9*savings mart.com. I do not know why they were charging me and how they got my debit card number.

I never noticed these charges because I don't exactly skim through my bank statements. But I noticed on my online statement that I was charged all these fees for nothing. Even when my account was overdrawn a couple dollars or so, it would still take money.

I don't buy much online and if I did, it would be from clothing stores or bare minerals. Those are the only things I shop from. I haven't done anything yet to dispute because I just realized that I was scammed out of money. As soon as these companies open their phone lines, I"ll figure it out, hopefully.


Company: Ap9*at Home Rewards, Ap9*savingsmart.com
Country: USA
Site: athomerewards.com, savingsmart.com
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