Complaint Review: Shopping Essence Through Restaurant.com - Hartford Connecticut
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- Shopping Essence Through Restaurant.com Hartford, Connecticut U.S.A.
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Shopping Essence Through Restaurant.com Unauthorized charges of $14.95 for shopping essence membership Hartford Connecticut
*Consumer Suggestion: You were not scammed,
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I went online to buy gift certificates from restaurant.com with my debit card. The next day, a transaction appeared with a $14.95 charges for Shopping Essence membership which I have not elected. When I called to the number of the customer service provided by my bank, the operator said that the membership was offered to my dad because he was online at travelocity.com I know the claim is false as my dad has no information of my account number and shopping essence has obtained my debit card number through my purchase at restaurant.com the previous day. Someone has to stop this scam.
Reese
east bridgewater, Massachusetts
U.S.A.
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#1 Consumer Suggestion
You were not scammed,
AUTHOR: Miss L - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, March 14, 2009
You were not scammed, you simply were "click-happy". Instead of clicking "No" when the offer came up on the screen, you clicked "yes" and your information was sent through to join Shopping Essence. You can't blame someone else for not reading the fine print and clicking on something you shouldn't have.
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