In late August I purchased some movie tickets from Fandango (my first time using Fandango) to see Avatar. I received a welcome email from Fandango that had a link to receive a free gift reward. I clicked and instantly saw that it was really advertisement for a discounting service with a monthly charges. I immediately close the window and filed the Fandagles email. I noticed two charges to my account in September that was close to the amount I owed to Fandagles. The company name was FunSource, not Fandangles. I was confused but thought little of it since it was the name on the advertisement I was led to by the Fandagle email. Many businesses operate under alias names.in October I received anothe two charges of 24.95 each and called the 800 number on my bank statement. Garrette, of Value Plus Discount Service, answered my call. He could tell me nothing except I made a purchase over the internet and agreed to their service and the monthly fees of 24.95 from Funsource and Value Plus. I, of course, disagreed vehemently! The only internet purchase I have made in the past four month was the tickets from Fandagles.
After talking to Value Plus Discount Service and reviewing my account in detail I discovered that Fandango had billed me under the name Fandango. I don't know what relationship exists between Value Plus, FunSource and Fandango, but thes crooks have my debit card information and said they got it when I made an internet purchae. The tickets from Fandango were my only internet purchase so you go and figure!
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