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Comm-Services T Credit card fraud Ocean, New Jersey
I received three weeks ago a DVD with an obscure title. To find out what the content was, I put it into my computer, but the computer could not play the disc (I have a Mactintosh). I put the disc away, thinking that it is an advert by someone.
Three weeks later I get my Amazon credit card statement with an unknown charge. By chance, I stumbled on the DVD that was still sitting on my desk and I noticed that the name of the sender of the disk was the same that was on the unknown charge.
Apparently, this outfit is sending worthless DVDs to people from whom they have stolen the credit card number. I never had any dealings with the company, so I am at a loss how they could get my Amazon card number.
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Roger
Birmingham,Alabama,
United States of America
Source of credit card number is iKitchen
#2Author of original report
Wed, March 24, 2010
Like some previous ripoff reports suggest, I am quite sure that a previous order from IKitchen has caused the false charges. The police should look into the connections between both fraudulent operations. I have asked Amazon to issue me a new credit card.