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Complaint Review: Agents Travel Network, Florida Passport, Teliflex, MORE? - St. Petersburg Florida

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  • Agents Travel Network, Florida Passport, Teliflex, MORE? 6822 22nd Avenue North St. Petersburg, Florida U.S.A.

Agents Travel Network, Florida Passport, Teliflex *SCAM* Withdraws funds from bank account without notification or written authorization!! Ripoff St. Petersburg Florida

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It all started with a professional sounding female calling to offer me a 7-day free trial travel package. I was told that I was only being contacted with hopes that I would review the material and if it didn't interest me I could cancel my free trial so that I wouldn't be billed the "one time $149.00 startup fee".

I have no idea how she had it, but she managed to have nearly ALL of my personal information on hand! At the time, I figured it was no big deal because I had every intention of cancelling my free trial as soon as I recieved it in the mail.

I live in California and this organization operates out of Florida. The package did eventually arrive but not before I discovered, through my online banking statements, that I had already been billed $149.00. When confronted about it, they claimed that it was sent priority mail and that I should have had plenty of time to cancel the membership before I was billed. LIES! He did, though, tell me that he would be more than happy to refund me the entire $149.00 if I sent in some information along with a cancellation code I was given over the phone.

I sent it in and waited for a week or so and recieved no reply as to wether or not the membership was indeed cancelled or that my refund was on the way. I decided to wait another week so as to not jump to conclusions. No refund, no reply.

I called them back today and I have been told that it was sent out 5 business days ago and that I can expect to receive it in another 5 business days. I'm not getting my hopes up.

I had called the other affiliates and cancelled those free trial memberships before they were able to bill me. I'm not quite sure if the requests for cancellation went through, though. I have been getting multiple non-sufficient funds fees over the past 2 weeks due to my withdrawing of money without my knowlege of the $149.00 they took out. The NSF fees, alone, total $153.00!! My bank issued me a reversal for the first $62.00 because they have dealt with this particular scam before. It has been a week since then and I have aquired 3 more NSF fees totalling up to the tune of $99.00 due to the fact that I am still waiting for my refund to arrive. I hope I can get all those extra fees waived too. Could they be occuring due to the other companies neglecting to cancel my "free trial memberships"?

Aaron
Pittsburg, California
U.S.A.

This report was posted on Ripoff Report on 07/18/2005 05:15 PM and is a permanent record located here: https://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/agents-travel-network-florida-passport-teliflex-more/st-petersburg-florida-33710/agents-travel-network-florida-passport-teliflex-scam-withdraws-funds-from-bank-accoun-150258. The posting time indicated is Arizona local time. Arizona does not observe daylight savings so the post time may be Mountain or Pacific depending on the time of year. Ripoff Report has an exclusive license to this report. It may not be copied without the written permission of Ripoff Report. READ: Foreign websites steal our content

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