Complaint Review: UClipUSave

On 7/28/10 a charge of $23.96 was debited from my checking account for something that I did not purchase or know about.  When I inquired with my bank, I was told it was USave Coupon by echeck withdrawal.  The bank gave me a number to call along with a reference number.  When I called USaveCoupon today, I spoke with someone named "Sean" who tried to convince me that I had signed up for the service and told me that it was my fault for not reading the "fine print".  I asked Sean for the address of the business so that I could contact the Attorney General's office to report internet fraud.  Sean gave me his address but failed to disclose that the parent company is UCLIPUSAVE.  He offered to cancel the service but refused to refund the $23.96.  So far, I have contacted my state attorney general and filed a fraud report; contacted my bank and signed a fraud affidavit; and contacted the Phoeniz, AZ Better Business Bureau and filed a formal complaint.  By the way, Sean told me that Arizona law says that it is perfectly legal to make these type of banking deductions.  I told Sean that I was in Louisiana and my bank was in Louisiana, not Arizona.  While I was at it, I told Sean that I thought he needed to get another job.  I am also in the process of contacting the federal attorney general's office because of the interstate wire fraud laws.  Is there an attorney out there who would represent the many victims in a class action lawsuit against these type of scamming bottom feeders? USaveCoupon, UCLIPUSAVE, I hope that you are soon out of business and the owners are doing 20 to Life in one of Arizona's finest correctional facilities.