Report: #655267

Complaint Review: Fusion Labs - Internet

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Submitted: Tue, October 26, 2010
Updated: Tue, October 26, 2010
Reported By: Mavjot — Pearland Texas United States of America

Author Not Confirmed

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Fusion Labs Internet United States of America

Phone: 1-888-449-7788
Web: fusionlabs.net
Category: Drug Manufacturers

Fusion Labs Didn't order the stuff - still charged for it!! Internet

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I noticed a charge on my account for $57.65 in mid August 2010. I called my bank (JP Morgan Chase) they reverse the transaction and gave me credit that same day. I noticed just a reverse charge and received letter stating because this company had said this was ordered online I have to pay.

I never placed this order - I feel that a family member compromised my account and personal information. I explained this to the company and to my bank and was told to go to the family member to get my money back.

Do not ORDER anything from these people. I don't even know the product that was orders.

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AUTHOR: Flynrider - (USA)

SUBMITTED: Tuesday, October 26, 2010

POSTED: Tuesday, October 26, 2010

When a family member rips you off, there's not a lot of recourse. In this case, you'd pretty much have to turn the relative in to the cops for fraud. Short of that, the bank is going to assume you gave approval to the transaction.

That one of you family members would steal from you is neither the company's nor the bank's fault. Neither is responsible for paying you back. Your slimy relative is.

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