In late December I visited the site www.allaxxxess.com and used my credit card to verify my age. The site plainly stated that there would be no charge to my account. A bad judge of character on my behalf I know.
While on break, I decided to check my credit card limit to know whether I could purchase an item or not. To my dismay, I found that I was over my limit. I searched through my previous statements and found two entries I did not recognize: PAY-WEBJTCHARGE. I did not recognize this entry.
I researched further online and found that the web site www.allaxxxess.com probably uses the web site www.webjtcharge.com to process their password database. I do not know if it was an error by either company, but I have now been billed twice by webjtcharge.com. I now have to go through my credit company and dispute these two charges and hope that they are removed. If they are not removed I will have to pay $108.96 in fees I did not authorize
Although this situation is extremely embarrassing to me, I filed this report to warn others and to hopefully someone can use my testimony to file a class action suit against the offending company (ies) and prevent this from happening to anyone else. I tried contacting the company who charged me based on the number provided to me through the charge on my statement, 866-812-8679, but found that the number had been disconnected. I have no other known way to contact the offending company and I wish to settle this in as much of a dignified manner as possible.
This is sadly my example amongst many others on why you should never give your credit information away online.
Johnathon
Carmichael, California
U.S.A.
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