I was on the internet and was asked to try an dating/webcam sight and was a little interested. The person I was in a chat with gave me the sight (http://verification69webs.com/viphtm) and told me to open a new browser, copy & past the indicated sight, and fill out the required information like name, address, email, and credit card. I was only in the video cam session for about 5 minutes untill the video was disconnected. It said I had only 20 credits leff and to add more to continue. I new this sight was going to be too expensive, so I left the sight and went back to the one I was on originally.
Later that day I tried to entered the same web sight address to cancel the account and was brought to a different sight and said to enter the login name and password to sign in. I entered the login name and password I had used and it said it did not recognise the name or pass. A day or two later I noticed there were funds withdrawn from my credit card from wcbilling.com and bstsuportnet.com.
Two from wcbilling.com for $6.22 & the other for 63.05 and two from both companies companies a day later, wcbilling.com was for $50.32 and suportnet.com was for $43.98. I called the web sight I was on originally because I didn't have a number for wcbilling or bstsuport and told them my credit was under compromise and told me to google the name of the companies. I clicked a link that said "Wcbilling.com, Webcams.com Fraudulent credit card charges Internet Internet".
I canceled my card and am not sure I will get a refund. I was only on there to meet cool caring people who were only share stories and laughs. Now I'm not laughing. I'm afraid to continue using the internet all together and do not trust anyone on webcams anymore.
Steve
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
Canada
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