don't know if i been skammed

ok there is the thing i don't know if someone got my info or what i got my credit card info in the mall and i got charges i did not ok over $500.00. 1 is $375 by it self and i have canceled idem in the time frame of the trail and still getting charged i going to preloaded card know but this it can out of my checking. i just what some info from other what i should do and let you know there my be a scummer out there. i don't know who.
ok let me see if i can mack it clearer this cc is though my paypal which is also in trys with my bank account the money is being took out of my bank i don't even know some of the offers i did not do them, i think some one got my info from paypal don't know how, the other i canceled in the trail time but i still getting charged for it, they told me not to leave names on this so i hope i don't git in trouble for this like passport to fun. i hope this helps

Use proper grammar, I can't understand a word you're saying.

You didn't even list the offers that charged you.

I've started to uncontrollably shudder because of that grammar.

[quoteebf2d3f326="RAV123H"]ok there is the thing i don't know if someone got my info or what i got my credit card info in the mall and i got charges i did not ok over $500.00. 1 is $375 by it self and i have chancled idem in the time frame of the trail and still gitting charged i going to preloaded card know but this it can out of my checking. i just what some info from other what i should do and let you know there my be a sammer out there. i don't know who.[/quoteebf2d3f326]

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Okay, I have a problem. I don't know if someone stole my credit card info in the mail (mall?) or not but it was charged and the payments were not approved by me and they are well over $500. One charge is $375 by itself and the offer it is accounted for, I canceled in the valid amount of trial time. I am still going to get a preloaded visa but I wanted to know what I should do, and to warn everyone that there might be a scammer, although I could not tell you specifically.


lol

[quote417eb01cfb="Jams44"][quote417eb01cfb="RAV123H"]ok there is the thing i don't know if someone got my info or what i got my credit card info in the mall and i got charges i did not ok over $500.00. 1 is $375 by it self and i have chancled idem in the time frame of the trail and still gitting charged i going to preloaded card know but this it can out of my checking. i just what some info from other what i should do and let you know there my be a sammer out there. i don't know who.[/quote417eb01cfb]

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wow thanks for the translation

Okay, I have a problem. I don't know if someone stole my credit card info in the mail (mall?) or not but it was charged and the payments were not approved by me and they are well over $500. One charge is $375 by itself and the offer it is accounted for, I canceled in the valid amount of trial time. I am still going to get a preloaded visa but I wanted to know what I should do, and to warn everyone that there might be a scammer, although I could not tell you specifically.


lol[/quote417eb01cfb]

[quote786a9426b8="Jams44"]I don't know if someone stole my credit card info in the mail (mall?)[/quote786a9426b8]I laughed pretty good at this...

Hmm, next time read the TOS of the offers you do.

I have worked on several forums in the past when anyone asked for help it was usually given in a positive manner (I hang my head reading this) Rav. I wish I had an answear for you but without further info. I dont. The pre loaded card is a good ideal so this cant happen in the future.

Who was the charge from? It should say who charged you and possibly a 1-800 number to call...

Although I agree that proper grammar and spelling would certainly be helpful, I don't see the point in making fun of RAV.

RAV, my suggestion is to start calling the offers that charged you. A prepaid card is also an idea, but some offers will not take them, as they don't show your billing address, which is a security concern. If you are using a PayPal debit card, my suggestion is to remove the back-up funding to your bank account. That way they can't get more than you have in your PayPal - that's what I do. I keep very little in my PayPal, only enough to cover the offers I do, and transfer the rest to my bank account (after I pay my referrals, of course.)

Hope this is helpful.

Laurel

Just a quick point here anyone needing a prepaid cc that will show your billing address go netspend.com (Fred)

damn that suks cuh

i never know my grammer was the big thing here i would think it would be every thing i said not my spelling so for all those i have spelled check it. i hope you are happy

Well, they don't just charge you for no reason. You probably signed up for offers you had no interest in then completly forgot about them and didn't cancel, getting charged. So you have absoloutly no right at all to tell your CC company that it was a scam. When you signed up for that offer you agreed to a contract, you know...

Just this weekend I was alerted by my credit card company that it appeared there were fradulant charges on my account. I called right away because it is the credit card I have used to complete some of my offers. There were charges of almost $1000 that I DID NOT authorize. I have only used this credit card to complete my referrals and offers. There was one charge to a mobilebee.com which is not an offer that I completed and is in fact an internet site to buy cell phones and such. There were two seperate charges to Coach and there are no offers out there for that either. I am not sure how it happened unless because of the decreased security so that the offers will credit or how it happened, but it did. The account has been closed and turned over to the fraud department. I don't think it was coincidence that this happened after completing some of these offers, just don't know how whoever made these charges got the credit card number. I am now using a card that creates a virtual number for each transaction. Until I read the other gentleman's message I wasn't going to post anything, but as I said I don't think it was coincidence. Just watch your accounts closely!

sorry to hear that some offers work with other companys i hope all goes will be care full doing offers you cancel on the phone and don't talk to any one

[quotecc9f2ac2e0="Dolphin 2365"]Just this weekend I was alerted by my credit card company that it appeared there were fradulant charges on my account. I called right away because it is the credit card I have used to complete some of my offers. There were charges of almost $1000 that I DID NOT authorize. I have only used this credit card to complete my referrals and offers. There was one charge to a mobilebee.com which is not an offer that I completed and is in fact an internet site to buy cell phones and such. There were two seperate charges to Coach and there are no offers out there for that either. I am not sure how it happened unless because of the decreased security so that the offers will credit or how it happened, but it did. The account has been closed and turned over to the fraud department. I don't think it was coincidence that this happened after completing some of these offers, just don't know how whoever made these charges got the credit card number. I am now using a card that creates a virtual number for each transaction. Until I read the other gentleman's message I wasn't going to post anything, but as I said I don't think it was coincidence. Just watch your accounts closely![/quotecc9f2ac2e0]

You're right, it's not a coincidence. You probably signed up for an offer like say Video Professor(Which actually doesn't do this, btw), and in their Terms of Service they say that they will also sign you up for other sites, one being this Mobilebee.com. Then mobilebee.com charges you $1000, then mobilebee will give video professor $500 out of that. They all make money and you agreed to it, so if they want your money they can just show that you signed up and agreed to those terms, they also, of course, say you can't cancel for 2 years so you're stuck. CC companies can try to get you out of a contract, but if mobilebee wants to take it to court your CC company won't even try because they know you agreed to it and it would be illegal for you and them to not pay that. That's just like stealing, you have the service available to you, but you're not paying for it. I know you didn't intentionally sign up for it, and they shouldn't do that, but if they take it to the courts, you're going to lose...

Once again, Video Professor does NOT actually do this and is a lisomewhatli legit company.

there's nothing to be done about this^? except geting a prepaid cc ...

I contacted Mobilebee.com and what I was told shocked me. It was not an offer that I did not cancel, ect. This was a purchase for a cellphone that was made with my credit card and all of my personal information. My name address, phone number and even the security code on the back of my card. The only thing that was different was the shipping address. Somehow through one of these sites someone did get my information and used it to make purchases. If anyone has an idea how this could be happening, please share.

Get the shipping address from them and turn it into the law man.

[quote3b67911ed4="RAV123H"]sorry to hear that some offers work with other companys i hope all goes will be care full doing offers you cancel on the phone and don't talk to any one[/quote3b67911ed4]

Your spelling is ok, but if you want people to try to help you, you may want to read over what you write before you post it. I can't understand what you wrote here at all. Is this supposed to be three different sentences? I want to help but I can't understand a thing that you say.

[quote126b72db01]TryinToGetPaid Posted Tue Feb 13, 2007 400 pm Post subject

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Get the shipping address from them and turn it into the law man.
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Yeah I tried that, they would not give me the info, only bank fraud department. I will still try and find out. I think once the bank finds out, they will let me know.

Dolphin 2365 and RAV123H, what offers have you done prior to the scam?

i done a lot of offers the one i did not know was mikes email marketing for $375 and 2 from paypal to companys, the reset i call all them and they found were i canceled and are to refound, video pro. when i canceled said i did not have to give back the idem know they charged but they said if i send it back i git my money back but i know the auto vantage does have other companys with them because they try to git you signed on them. here is my new problem whiteybdt69 said he did my site (link) and i green on theirs. but i don't even show them signed up on my link the link was yournintendowii4free so if they done that site for you let me know they will not git back with me

[quote8710262b9f="Dolphin 2365"]I contacted Mobilebee.com and what I was told shocked me. It was not an offer that I did not cancel, ect. This was a purchase for a cellphone that was made with my credit card and all of my personal information. My name address, phone number and even the security code on the back of my card. The only thing that was different was the shipping address. Somehow through one of these sites someone did get my information and used it to make purchases. If anyone has an idea how this could be happening, please share.[/quote8710262b9f]

Why do you ask for help and then not read the posts trying to help you?

[quote8710262b9f]You're right, it's not a coincidence. You probably signed up for an offer like say Video Professor(Which actually doesn't do this, btw), and in their Terms of Service they say that they will also sign you up for other sites, one being this Mobilebee.com. Then mobilebee.com charges you $1000, then mobilebee will give video professor $500 out of that. They all make money and you agreed to it, so if they want your money they can just show that you signed up and agreed to those terms, they also, of course, say you can't cancel for 2 years so you're stuck. CC companies can try to get you out of a contract, but if mobilebee wants to take it to court your CC company won't even try because they know you agreed to it and it would be illegal for you and them to not pay that. That's just like stealing, you have the service available to you, but you're not paying for it. I know you didn't intentionally sign up for it, and they shouldn't do that, but if they take it to the courts, you're going to lose...

Once again, Video Professor does NOT actually do this and is a lisomewhatli legit company.[/quote8710262b9f]

Summary - You signed up for an offer and when you did you agreed to their TOS, which included signing up for MobileBee.com, meaning that this offer you signed up for had every legal right to pass along your information to MobileBee.com and subscribe you. Once again, do not threaten to take it to court, just keep it between you and the CC company and them, if you say you'll take it to court they'll be glad to go to court and show that you agreed to sign up for it, then they will probably counter-sue because they had to hire a lawyer(which will probably be a brother but they'll say it costs $10,000 so they make money there too)

Whatever you do, DO NOT go to the police or a lawyer if you agreed to it by signing up for an offer!

If you read all the TOS' for every offer you did and belive they did fraud you, then take it to the courts and hire a lawyer and basically do the exact opposite of what I said, but only if you are 100% sure you didn't agree, or you could lose a lot of money.

there you go jump at things again, i never said any thing about taking a company to court. i have read every thing every one said the best one was gator1002 i am NOT taking any thing to court. i never even read on the TOS any thing about the one thing bee what ever. it also say you are only out the trail and if you choice to keep it them the monthly charge what ever it may be but if you cancel you are out no more after that, i know a little about law. they are not post to give you info to other companys with out your ok, when you sign for a offer yes some work with others, but you are agreeing to that company.

[quote7e37d03a21]DIABLO Posted Tue Feb 13, 2007 744 pm Post subject Re It is Fraud

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Dolphin 2365 wrote
I contacted Mobilebee.com and what I was told shocked me. It was not an offer that I did not cancel, ect. This was a purchase for a cellphone that was made with my credit card and all of my personal information. My name address, phone number and even the security code on the back of my card. The only thing that was different was the shipping address. Somehow through one of these sites someone did get my information and used it to make purchases. If anyone has an idea how this could be happening, please share.


Why do you ask for help and then not read the posts trying to help you?

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You're right, it's not a coincidence. You probably signed up for an offer like say Video Professor(Which actually doesn't do this, btw), and in their Terms of Service they say that they will also sign you up for other sites, one being this Mobilebee.com. Then mobilebee.com charges you $1000, then mobilebee will give video professor $500 out of that. They all make money and you agreed to it, so if they want your money they can just show that you signed up and agreed to those terms, they also, of course, say you can't cancel for 2 years so you're stuck. CC companies can try to get you out of a contract, but if mobilebee wants to take it to court your CC company won't even try because they know you agreed to it and it would be illegal for you and them to not pay that. That's just like stealing, you have the service available to you, but you're not paying for it. I know you didn't intentionally sign up for it, and they shouldn't do that, but if they take it to the courts, you're going to lose...

Once again, Video Professor does NOT actually do this and is a lisomewhatli legit company.


Summary - You signed up for an offer and when you did you agreed to their TOS, which included signing up for MobileBee.com, meaning that this offer you signed up for had every legal right to pass along your information to MobileBee.com and subscribe you. Once again, do not threaten to take it to court, just keep it between you and the CC company and them, if you say you'll take it to court they'll be glad to go to court and show that you agreed to sign up for it, then they will probably counter-sue because they had to hire a lawyer(which will probably be a brother but they'll say it costs $10,000 so they make money there too)

Whatever you do, DO NOT go to the police or a lawyer if you agreed to it by signing up for an offer!

If you read all the TOS' for every offer you did and belive they did fraud you, then take it to the courts and hire a lawyer and basically do the exact opposite of what I said, but only if you are 100% sure you didn't agree, or you could lose a lot of money.
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Diablo, I am reading what you are saying and I did read the TOS of the offers I have done, and if you have a link or some information that I can read that about passing my information to Mobilebee.com I would like to have it. Mobilebee.com is a cell phone site based in NYC that sells plans and cell phones. My credit card was used to by an Erickson phone and was delivered to someone in IL, that does not sound to me like something you can "subscribe" to. I have informed the C/C company and intend to let them handle the situation. I am only trying to say that there is a way that someone got my information and used it make purchases, not passed it along to some other company to subscribe to another offer.

[quotec7cd5169b9]hehehhehe Posted Tue Feb 13, 2007 629 pm Post subject

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Dolphin 2365 and RAV123H, what offers have you done prior to the scam?
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hehehhehe

I have done

Advantage Language
At Home Rewards
Auction Monster
Autovantage
Bargin Network
Bid Fuel
Buyers Advantage
Freecreditreport.com / Consumer Info
Google Money Tool Kit
Gottaplay
Great Fun
Hudhomesnow.com
Net Market
Passport to Fun Plus
PC Saftey Plus
Price Store
Privacy Matters
Saving Smart
SEO Learning Center
Shopping Essentials
Smile Pro
Stamps.com
Todays Escape
True.com
Valuemax 123
Video Professor
Your Savings Club.com

So far, two of the people who got their cc info stolen did gottaplay (i've never seen this one before).

Diablo, you're not understanding the situation. It's stolen cc info, not an offer that gave their info to someone else to make them buy something.

RAV123H, did you do gottplay as well?

I did GottaPlay about a month ago, and have not had any problems. But I will keep an eye out, now that it has been suggested.

Thanks,
Laurel

I looked up gottaplay, if it's the video rental service, it's a nasdaq listed company so it's not them (unless it's someone who does CS for them).

i have done gottaplay

Weird... so three of the people who got their cc info stolen did gottaplay. Maybe they have security problem?

I am now using a credit card that creates virtual numbers for each transaction and so far no problems there.

I've done Gottaplay, no mysterious charges yet.

Could not stress enough for everyone to use prepaid card for any online transaction

I have also done gottaplay (it was somthing I really wanted.) No problems from them. as far as all three doing the same offer, If you took a poll of everyone working here I would say maybe 90% have done gottaplay. (Fred)

Ok, after reading this post..i would like to say something what happened with me last week. I completed the offer stopsmoking180.com....this is scamming company.I clililicel the offer well in time & then return the product..now they are trying to charge 3 times on my card(thank god it is prepaid card).It didnt go through!!!! ...if u search their company(next click media..i dont know exactly...)so many people have said that that company is a scam. When i tried to call them(which appered on my card)u always get the message that the message box is full, i cant leave the message...how could that possible every time....so guys & gals if u have done this offer then they defenately could have taken the money.
Becareful with this offer!!!!!!!!!!!

yea i done that one for smoking but they have a beautiful skin. one too i canceled though the one for both