Andrew Dorko Total Marketing Concepts, Inc. Unique Marketing, linda Harper, Charles, www.moreyp.com, www.totalmarketingconcepts.com, decade long nation wide scam by Andrew Dorko and Linda Harper of Longwood Florida longwood, FL , Florida

WOW! Andrew Dorko has been getting away with illegal "Cramming" now since 2000. Cramming is placing charges on the back of a consumer or business owners local telephone bill without their actual understanding or knowledge. This practice has literally been a license to steal and a license to print money for over a decade now. Only recently has AT&T and Verizon local telephone service providers completely discontinued "LEC" billing.

This means that Dorko's monthly recurring charges placed unknowingly on the back of comsumers local telephone bills will cease to pay dividends to Dorko going forward. Someone should contact the Federal Trade Commission about his
long running illegal activity. Once Dorko placed the monthly recurring fee on consumers bills, they would continue to bill each customer on a monthly basis, all the mean while hoping that they never even realize the charge is there. Most often consumers don't notice the MRC's until years later. I would estimate that Dorko's residual (automatically monthly recurring) income had to exceed $100,000 per month in passive income to Dorko personally for years. it would be a great justice to
see Dorko serve jail time for his crimes and have to refund / forfit these proceeds to the victims. I know the names of all his entities, the names of the billing companies he contrated with to make this happen as well as all his employees and henchmens names and identities. Someone please contact the Federal Trad Commission to bring this criminal to
justice. He is a pompas and evil little man. Please take a moment to
review the FTC's recent crack down on this scam.


http://apps.fcc.gov/ecfs/document/view?id=7021859847
September 8, 2012 1:54 AM



Anonymous said...UNAUTHORIZED CHARGES ON TELEPHONE BILLS
STAFF REPORT FOR CHAIRMAN ROCKEFELLER
JULY 12, 2011
COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE, SCIENCE, AND TRANSPORTATION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
EXECUTIVE
SUMMARY
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I. BACKGROUND
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1
A. Development of the Third-Party Billing System on Landline Telephone Bills ............. 1
B. Emergence of the Cramming Problem in the 1990s .......................................................... 2
C. Prior Efforts to Combat Cramming ...................................................................................... 3
D.
Cramming in the 2000s
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4
E. Cramming on Wireless Telephone Bills .............................................................................. 6
II. THE COMMITTEES INVESTIGATION ............................................................................... 6
III. OVERVIEW OF THIRD-PARTY BILLING ON LANDLINE TELEPHONES ............... 8
A. The Third-Party Billing Ecosystem ...............................................................................8
B. The Cost and Scope of Third-Party Billing .................................................................10
IV. CRAMMING THROUGH THIRD-PARTY BILLING ...................................................... 11
A. How Cramming Occurs ...............................................................................................12
B. Crammings Impact on Telephone Customers ............................................................17
C. Telephone Bill Auditors ...............................................................................................20
V. ILLEGITIMATE THIRD-PARTY VENDORS .................................................................... 21
A. Overview of Approved Third-Party Vendors ..............................................................22
B. Third-Party Vendors Investigated by the Committee ..................................................22
VI. ROLE OF TELEPHONE COMPANIES IN THE CRAMMING PROBLEM .................. 30
A. Approval Process for Third-Party Vendors .................................................................30
B. Anti-Cramming Safeguards .........................................................................................33
C. Awareness of the Problem ...........................................................................................38
D. Response to Customers ................................................................................................41
E. Recent Responses to the Cramming Problem ..............................................................43
VII.
CONCLUSION
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44
EXHIBITS
? EXHIBIT 1: Third-Party Billing Graphics
? EXHIBIT 2: Example Telephone Bills
? EXHIBIT 3: Example Third-Party Vendor Applications
APPENDICES
? APPENDIX A: Cramming Case Studies
? APPENDIX B: Sample List of Confirmed Victims of Cramming
? APPENDIX C: Sample List of Third-Party Vendors
? APPENDIX D: Websites for daData-Related Third-Party Vendors That Offered
?Electronic Fax Services?
September 8, 2012 2:00 AM