usa credit usashoppingclub.com usa credit has been withdrawing my money from my account for years without my authorization Internet
USA credit company has been charging me 19.95 from my bank account since 2007. Took me a long time to noticed, but thank god i did. I am very careful about a information i give away, there is no way in a world I would give this fraudulent company my bank account number. I have no idea where they got it, but I am just about to find out ( i hope). When I called them they couldn't even tell me what their product is, so I have been "donating '' 19.95 to this company for years just like that. I went online i have seen all these people with their rip off stories about this company. I have already submited my complaint to BBB, but so did a lot of other people.
who is going to stop them?
2 Updates & Rebuttals
Bman
Philadelphia,Pennsylvania,
United States of America
The BBB is in business pockets...
#3Consumer Comment
Fri, September 17, 2010
I have found that BBB tends to do more for the company than for the customer, since it is business that pays their bills. Given the problems evident in the corporate and bank community where corruption and usury is commonplace (check almost any bank or mortgage lender on this site), and people screwed constantly by these businesses, you may wish to take another approach? Try filing a report like this one on this site:
http://www.ftc.gov/reports/index.htm
noob
Anchorage,Alaska,
United States of America
Well....
#3Consumer Comment
Fri, September 17, 2010
Maybe they will stop when people actually monitor their accounts. You have paid this company over $700! At 20 bucks a pop it may go unnoiticed monthly but there is no one else to blame when you are ultimately responsible for your account. Not trying to preach here but I make a habit of scrutinizing every word on my monthly statements. EVERY word. Even if I know I spent $32.91 on something but the name that is attached to the charge doesn't sound familiar, I investigate!
I just recently went through all of my bills and statements and caught what would have potentially been a $60/mo problem for me. I was being charged for the fastest internet speed you can get but only being serviced with the normal basic speed. Fortunately I caught it on the first bill, I can imagine the nightmare that would have been to try to convince them on months prior.
All in all the scammers think you won't look at anything under $50, but it will save you money in the long run to look at EVERY SINGLE charge and make sure you know what it is for. If you really have some time on your hands, match all of your receipts to the statement and do a reconciliation. This will help being "double billed" as sometimes happens.
Next time just call me, I will be happy to take over receiving payments for USA Credit :)