I recieved my credit card statement and a charge of 96.00 dollars was taking out by this company MWI'ESSENTIALS without my authorizition.

I have never heard of this company and have no ideal as to what they do besides ripping people off.

From what I have read on the net a lot of complaints have been filed against this company. They have several alise's and are in OMAHA, NEBRASKA-HOUSTON,TEXAS and on my credit card statement is CT., number 877-244-8258.

The Better Business Bureau says that MWI signed a settelment agreement in Minnesota that includes the promise to issue double refunds to future consumers who recieved unauthorized charges. Yea Right!

From what I have also read is that companies that sell on TV commercials will also sell your credit card and checking account information.

I ordered something from TV for the first time and the last time, I guess this is how MWI got my information because they CAN NOT show any proof of me ordering anything from them.

Thomas
Cookeville, Tennessee

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