ClearCredit consumer rip-off fraud, somehow obtained my credit card number without me giving it to them internet
Clear Credit contacted me by email concerning my account.
I responded by email that I was not aware of any account with their company.
A female responded by email that I was correct. I did not have an account with them.
One week later I received my Visa statement and found that I was charged by Clear Credit in the amount of $39.75.
I never gave this company my credit card number. Beware!!! I still have no idea how this company got my card number! I have excellant credit and have no need to use this company. You can pay Experian, Trans Union and Equifax for an accurate and safe cregit report. If it sounds too good to be true it is.
Rene'
Wetumpka, Alabama
U.S.A.
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Jacqueline
Hammond,Indiana,
U.S.A.
I hope you reported this to your Credit card Dispute Dept.
#2Consumer Suggestion
Tue, July 01, 2003
You may want to have a new credit card number reissued, because this coportation is known to withdraw more. This sounds like THEFT, but I cannot say that, as they have never been tried, in Court. Those withdrawals may not happen all at once for you, as it has for others. Their "Terms of Conditions" read in a manipulative text. How they got your card number NEEDS to be investigated, because this particular corporation seems to have a knack for finding a consumers credit card number, without that information being give directly to them.
Their main base is in California. They have several offices there. This means they have to honor California's State laws. It has been verified by California's Southland BBB, that this specific organization is NOT BONDED. Tell your credit card company! They need to know, and may be certain not to charge you. If you're curious or have more money taken from you, you may want to call this BBB phone: 909-825-7280. You can also access the BBBonline Reliabilty Report, which doesn't fair too well for this company at: www.bbbonline.com