ESBI they billed me for services i did not order or want RIPOFF Internet

One thing that people get stuck with is the sites which we visit everyday... When you fill out forms on certain websites, there are clauses which exist in terms and conditions which give them the right to charge for this..

I had the same thing happen to my moms phone line a few months ago.. My sister was on a site and signed up for a news letter..Next thing you know we are getting charged $14.95 a month. I made sure though to call and threaten to get the State Attorney General's office for deceptive and misleading trade practices..

At this point though, you will need to keep trying to contact them... However, you have the right to dispute those charges and inform the local phone company that you refuse to pay those... They can provide more information to you.. Just because they bill you for the charges, does not mean they are off scotfree..

One thing that people get stuck with is the sites which we visit everyday... When you fill out forms on certain websites, there are clauses which exist in terms and conditions which give them the right to charge for this..

I had the same thing happen to my moms phone line a few months ago.. My sister was on a site and signed up for a news letter..Next thing you know we are getting charged $14.95 a month. I made sure though to call and threaten to get the State Attorney General's office for deceptive and misleading trade practices..

At this point though, you will need to keep trying to contact them... However, you have the right to dispute those charges and inform the local phone company that you refuse to pay those... They can provide more information to you.. Just because they bill you for the charges, does not mean they are off scotfree..

One thing that people get stuck with is the sites which we visit everyday... When you fill out forms on certain websites, there are clauses which exist in terms and conditions which give them the right to charge for this..

I had the same thing happen to my moms phone line a few months ago.. My sister was on a site and signed up for a news letter..Next thing you know we are getting charged $14.95 a month. I made sure though to call and threaten to get the State Attorney General's office for deceptive and misleading trade practices..

At this point though, you will need to keep trying to contact them... However, you have the right to dispute those charges and inform the local phone company that you refuse to pay those... They can provide more information to you.. Just because they bill you for the charges, does not mean they are off scotfree..

One thing that people get stuck with is the sites which we visit everyday... When you fill out forms on certain websites, there are clauses which exist in terms and conditions which give them the right to charge for this..

I had the same thing happen to my moms phone line a few months ago.. My sister was on a site and signed up for a news letter..Next thing you know we are getting charged $14.95 a month. I made sure though to call and threaten to get the State Attorney General's office for deceptive and misleading trade practices..

At this point though, you will need to keep trying to contact them... However, you have the right to dispute those charges and inform the local phone company that you refuse to pay those... They can provide more information to you.. Just because they bill you for the charges, does not mean they are off scotfree..

(Voice over internet protocol)? Curious because you said charges appeared on your phone bill from a purchase supposedly made via internet.

Moving on, they could have put a stop check order on the check they sent you, but I would presume it would be more costly than the amount the check was issued for (I don't work for a bank, just going off of a stop check I issued about 100 years ago).

I'd suggest from this point on that they credit your phone(?) account. The check was tried, that didn't work. They won't send cash, nor will they send a money order (most likely anyway). If they got into your account, or were able to access it via your phone company, in order to charge you, then they certainly can issue a credit.

I know you mentioned that you do not order items online, but I want to emphasize this - be wary of 'free' offers & the like that can rope you into 1-time charges (or worse, subscriptions). It may have been some innocent internet perusing that got the charge there, so always read the fine print.

Cheers,