Complaint Review: Onlinebizmarketing - Internet
- Onlinebizmarketing www.onlinebizmarketing.com Internet U.S.A.
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- Category: Computer Fraud
Onlinebizmarketing This company is unknown to me and took $129.85 out of my bank account on 9-2-08. I don't know how to get it back. I have absolutely no idea of who they are and what my money was used for!! Internet
*Consumer Comment: Call your Bank Immediately- Dispute the charges.
I checked my bank account via the internet on 9-2-08 and discovered a company by the name of onlinebizmarketing had 'stolen'$129.85 from my account without my prior knowledge! This puts my bank account seriously in the red! I want my money back!!
Jim m.
La Pine, Oregon
U.S.A.
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#1 Consumer Comment
Call your Bank Immediately- Dispute the charges.
AUTHOR: Laurie - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, September 02, 2008
And do not be surprised if it was the bank or a website you shopped on that gave them your financial information
Its called Cramming and its illegal. When these membership programs cannot get voluntary sign-ups they work with financial institutions, websites etc to sell it.
However when they don't get sign ups - the staff who gets commissions or bonuses for signing people up, just add your name to the sign-ups list. It makes them look good and creates these headaches for consumers.
They also use surveys to get you signed up, so if you purchased something online recently and then took a survey, not necessarily associated with your purchase you signed up for it without your knowledge. They just use the same payment info you provided to make your purchase.
You should also be able to call them and find out what happened.
Once you have determined how you were signed up - file a formal complaint with the FTC.


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