Todays Escapes is Closer to your credit card than you think Palatine Illinios

Hello and thank you for all the reports on Todays Escapes and their fraudulent activity. My wife found a charge for 19.95 for Todays Escapes. I was concerned about it being on our credit card and immediately Googled the name and found you. I then called my credit card and started complaining about it. They immediately canceled my card, and I had to talk to three other people. My card is a Chase card and Chase was taken over by Bank One. Now as I began going from one person to another, I found out that Great Escapes is a supposed club to help you save money in some major stores. I had to go to so many people because this same club is owned by Chase. My suggestion is, go through your credit card company and contest the charge, if it is an inline charge as this was, they will eventually get you in contact with the right company, maybe. Just a suggestion. Oh by the way, the credit card company will work on selling you their I. D. protection and Fraud protection. For this reason Todays Escapes should be added to the financial reports since it is a part of Chase. I don't know if they are actually in the same city and state but the corporate office is in Ill.

J. f. smith
Nolanville, Texas
U.S.A.