I kept getting emails from them saying people were searching for me and the names could have been a cousin of mine in Nebraska. So finally I decided to go ahead and try it since it was only $7.95. But even after that I could not get any information about this person. But within minutes I had an email thanking me for joining and showing the charge was $95.40. So then, of course I tried to call them but they are closed. So I check my online bank account and they had already withdrawn the $95.40 from my account which was going to overdraw it as I had some bills out that had not posted. I never authorized or even saw this amount anywhere of $95.40. They were open enough to steal my money out of my account. I am 70 years old and I live on social security. That money was to pay for medicine I need. Now what can I do? All these complaints I have read about them don't sound very encouraging as far as any chance of getting it back. Can I get an attorney through AARP to help me get it back?
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