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Complaint Review: BioScrip Pharmacy - Wilton Manors Florida
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BioScrip Pharmacy
2605 N Dixie Highway Wilton Manors, 33334 Florida, U.S.A.
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954-568-3789
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BioScrip Pharmacy - Formerly Statscript - Chronimed Charged Debit Card Without Prior Authorization, Overdrafting Account Ripoff Wilton Manors Florida
On June 9, 2006 I called this pharmacy requesting they remove any prescriptions I had to pay out of pocket for as I only had ninety-one cents in my account. At that time the person I spoke with said there shouldn't be any problem in doing this.
Yet they charged my debit card $31.00, thus overdrafting the account. They also shipped those prescriptions placed on my debit card.
The pharmacy's manager (at BioScrip) was extremely apologetic when I pointed out the debit card number was on file as a matter of convenience, not carte blanche permission from me.
Anyhow, They did charge back the $31.00. However, they did not charge back the $30.00 overdraft fee, nor the three days of "continuing overdraft fees" of $5.00 per day. Thus, this created a hardship on me, as I live on a disability income of $603.00 per month. That $45.00 really hurts. And I feel the pharmacy should have replaced those fees imposed by my bank as I had not authorized the charge in the first place.
Moral of story: don't trust anyone to keep your card number(s) on file.
Jim
Wilton Manors, Florida
U.S.A.
Yet they charged my debit card $31.00, thus overdrafting the account. They also shipped those prescriptions placed on my debit card.
The pharmacy's manager (at BioScrip) was extremely apologetic when I pointed out the debit card number was on file as a matter of convenience, not carte blanche permission from me.
Anyhow, They did charge back the $31.00. However, they did not charge back the $30.00 overdraft fee, nor the three days of "continuing overdraft fees" of $5.00 per day. Thus, this created a hardship on me, as I live on a disability income of $603.00 per month. That $45.00 really hurts. And I feel the pharmacy should have replaced those fees imposed by my bank as I had not authorized the charge in the first place.
Moral of story: don't trust anyone to keep your card number(s) on file.
Jim
Wilton Manors, Florida
U.S.A.
