My Dollar Shop - MyDollarShop.com ripoff Unethical and fraudulent not to be trusted! Internet

Cheryl writes:
"Now, I am thinking that I need to get a new debit card as they may charge me no telling what anytime they wish to.
Anyone know?"

ABSOLUTELY CANCEL YOUR DEBIT CARD. This is the first time I've heard of this place, but I wouldn't risk "trusting" them NOT to keep charging you.

Never use your debit card for anything you don't want possibly compromising the cash you have in the bank. OR give your banking information for automatic withdrawal. I would only use a debit card or auto withdrawal with utility companies, they don't seem to do this, as a rule. That's not always true, I do realize that!

I don't seem to hear of people having their debit cards compromised when using them at stores, and only once have I had a problem. I used my debit card for a fast-food sale, and it was run twice, can't remember why. But it was under $5, and I disputed it with the bank, and it worked out fine.

However, I have read that you should never use debit cards for high-priced items, even if you have the money in the bank, just due to the mysterious red tape banks seem to require to fix debit card problems. I don't know why it's such a problem to fix them, but it does always seem to be.

If you have a credit card, that is what you should use for any online purchases you make. It still doesn't prevent this kind of thing from happening, but YOUR CASH IS NOT AT RISK.

Ideally, a credit card that you use ONLY for online shopping, so that you can easily see your transactions without them being mixed up with day-to-day usage, is most helpful.

Credit card disputes are much easier to handle, because it's not compromising YOUR CASH.

If you can't get a credit card, then you might be best off avoiding online transactions. Your cash is at great risk, whenever you give someone access to your bank account. It's not worth it.

I was on the phone with these jokers for over an hour and a half night. Finally I was the next in line. Then after another long wait, a voice mail was what I got. Oh is was hot then!! I cussed them out and told them they were going to return my call and I am going to report them to my bank for fraud and I will get my $39 back! You know I will. Then to make sure I didnt agree to that amount, as I already knew I didn't. I went back on the site and did a mock inquiry about the business opportunity. Yes, as I thought, $2.97.

As I was leaving the site, without signing up of course, a Instant messege came on with a rep trying to encourage me to get the information for now only $1.87

I started tellin her that I wanted my money back and that I never got anyone to answer the phone. She just kept on coping and pasting script.

I finally told her that I was going to ripoffreport.com right then and file.

Then she finally responds and says. "OK Thank YOU"

Now, I am thinking that I need to get a new debit card as they may charge me no telling what anytime they wish to.
Anyone know?

Cheryl

Say that you are calling for information about products and services. I betcha you'll get a callback then!