US Resellers - Digichex ripoff fraud false promises ripoff fraud business Internet
I made the mistake of not checking first! I hope you have not made this mistake also. I gave then my personal info - routing numbers and my checking account numbers. The software was never delivered and now I also have to worry about checking/savings fraud. If you were like me, you were hoping to be a stay home mom and do this on the side... just one more set of people who feel they are entitled to other people's money. I hope they eventually catch them - and send them to prison. With any luck, Bubba will feel he is entitled to something from them ;)!!
Allison
Dale city, Virginia
U.S.A.
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Angela
Tucson,Arizona,
U.S.A.
Contact your bank A.S.A.P.
#2Consumer Suggestion
Fri, June 13, 2003
You will see from my report and subsequent update that I have been dealing with this for a couple months. You need to, and I cannot stress this enough, contact your bank and make sure that the check information that you gave U.S. Resellers is stopped. Within a month or two that check will clear again, I am almost positive. Mine did.
Second, let your bank put a flag on your account or however your particular financial institution handles fraud so that if anything from US Resellers, Digichex, or Innovative Payment Solutions tries to clear it is sent back. Usually as long as you report it before it happens you will not be held responsible for fraud. The key thing here is making sure your bank knows that fraud may occur and worst case scenario if necessary you can close that account and open a new one. It's a pain but better than paying some outrageous 'maintenance' fee to a bogus company.