Complaint Review: PC Tools.Com ,GLOBALCOLLECT PC TOOLS,SpyWare Doctor,Registry Mechanic,File Recover,Privacy Gaurdian - San Francisco California
- PC Tools.Com ,GLOBALCOLLECT PC TOOLS,SpyWare Doctor,Registry Mechanic,File Recover,Privacy Gaurdian PC Tools, Inc.,150 Spear St, Suite 500, San Francisco, California U.S.A.
- Phone: 800-764-5783
- Web:
- Category: Computer Software
PC Tools, MCI : *POS* Global Connect GB PC TOOLS, 1-800-764-5783,SpyWare Doctor,pctools.com Doctor,Registry Mechanic,File Recover,Privacy Gaurdian,FRAUDULENT CHARGES of $631.50 !! NEVER BOUGHT FROM THEM !! San Francisco California
*Consumer Suggestion: Fraudulent Charges
*Consumer Suggestion: Fraudulent Charges
*Consumer Suggestion: Fraudulent Charges
*Consumer Suggestion: Fraudulent Charges
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PC TOOLS .Com Charged My Master Card Debit Card FRAUDULENT CHARGES of $631.50 !!! NEVER BOUGHT FROM THEM !!!!THEY WOULD NOT STOP/REVERSE Fraudulent Charges!,Called them Within Hours and Talked to Billing Plus Supervisor for Hours More. I Gave them the Approval Code ,the System Trace Number,The Retrieval Reference Number and the Authorization Date Plus Time to the Minute when the charges were sent through and THEY STILL Refused to find the charge and delete it !!!They claimed they Could Not !! as they have millions of orders per minute .I guess ALL of them have the same numbers charges and times as the charges against my card !!
ANY Other Company Would Have Appreciated the effort My Bank and I had gone through to get them the added information .
*(&^%$#WQ@
Anybody that was supposedly doing that well including GATES and Windows Would do what they could to help a customer that had been charged fraudulently through their Company .
DO NOT BUY FROM THEM ...The Site is NOT SECURE !@!!!!
THEY DO NOT USE ADDRESS VERIFICATION OR FRAUD FILTERS .They Allow Anyone to use the Card number ONLY , they do not have to use the cards name or address )(*&^%$ !
UNLESS THEY ARE PADDING Their Pockets With Our Card Money .
It Was my debit card that no one else has access to ,I NEVER ORDERED From THEM YRT They still have and refuse to return my $631.50 . Don't think they could not get YOUR card numbers from another unsecure site ...Watch YOUR BANK ACCOUNTS CLOSELY !!!!
Sherie
Gwinn, Michigan
U.S.A.
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#4 Consumer Suggestion
Fraudulent Charges
AUTHOR: Imtiredofidiots - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Friday, July 24, 2009
Hey there Sherie,
A $631.50 charge is a huge amount for a company whose average product price is about $30. For future reference, if you receive fraudulent charges, I would suggest the following:
1. Contact the company you received the charge from, if they cant/wont locate or reverse the charge see step proceed with steps below.
2. Contact your bank and request a chargeback or fraud report. Fill out the paperwork needed.
3. Change your card that was charged.
4. Do not give out personal info to unresearched companies.
5. Do not buy products online if you are unsure if the computer and website are secure.
Its never fun to have your card information stolen, but it can always be handled if you manage your bills and respond in a timely manner. If you had followed the steps above you would have had the entirety of the charge back in your account in no more than 30 days.

#3 Consumer Suggestion
Fraudulent Charges
AUTHOR: Imtiredofidiots - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Friday, July 24, 2009
Hey there Sherie,
A $631.50 charge is a huge amount for a company whose average product price is about $30. For future reference, if you receive fraudulent charges, I would suggest the following:
1. Contact the company you received the charge from, if they cant/wont locate or reverse the charge see step proceed with steps below.
2. Contact your bank and request a chargeback or fraud report. Fill out the paperwork needed.
3. Change your card that was charged.
4. Do not give out personal info to unresearched companies.
5. Do not buy products online if you are unsure if the computer and website are secure.
Its never fun to have your card information stolen, but it can always be handled if you manage your bills and respond in a timely manner. If you had followed the steps above you would have had the entirety of the charge back in your account in no more than 30 days.

#2 Consumer Suggestion
Fraudulent Charges
AUTHOR: Imtiredofidiots - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Friday, July 24, 2009
Hey there Sherie,
A $631.50 charge is a huge amount for a company whose average product price is about $30. For future reference, if you receive fraudulent charges, I would suggest the following:
1. Contact the company you received the charge from, if they cant/wont locate or reverse the charge see step proceed with steps below.
2. Contact your bank and request a chargeback or fraud report. Fill out the paperwork needed.
3. Change your card that was charged.
4. Do not give out personal info to unresearched companies.
5. Do not buy products online if you are unsure if the computer and website are secure.
Its never fun to have your card information stolen, but it can always be handled if you manage your bills and respond in a timely manner. If you had followed the steps above you would have had the entirety of the charge back in your account in no more than 30 days.

#1 Consumer Suggestion
Fraudulent Charges
AUTHOR: Imtiredofidiots - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Friday, July 24, 2009
Hey there Sherie,
A $631.50 charge is a huge amount for a company whose average product price is about $30. For future reference, if you receive fraudulent charges, I would suggest the following:
1. Contact the company you received the charge from, if they cant/wont locate or reverse the charge see step proceed with steps below.
2. Contact your bank and request a chargeback or fraud report. Fill out the paperwork needed.
3. Change your card that was charged.
4. Do not give out personal info to unresearched companies.
5. Do not buy products online if you are unsure if the computer and website are secure.
Its never fun to have your card information stolen, but it can always be handled if you manage your bills and respond in a timely manner. If you had followed the steps above you would have had the entirety of the charge back in your account in no more than 30 days.


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