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Complaint Review: Galaxy Credit - Peoria Arizona
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Galaxy Credit
PO Box 5628 Peoria, 85385 Arizona, U.S.A.
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877-742-5300
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Galaxy Credit Virtual Data telephone sales magazine scam for three years of Playboy magazine, which was never ordered ripoff Peoria Arizona
On 19 October 2004, I was contacted by Galaxy Credit on the phone regarding a claim for $99. This claim was from Virtual Data located in Chandler AZ 85246 (PO Box 7351. Galaxy Credit would not provide street addresses for Virtual Data or for their own company.
I informed Galaxy Credit over the phone that this was an apparent scam.
I received a letter from Galaxy Credit 20 October 2004 with very little information. I called Galaxy Credit to get more information. They do not like to give out much informtion, especially information in writing.
Per a phone conversation with Galaxy Credit, Virtual Data claims I responded to a telepone solicitation on 09 March 1998. (Yes, that is 1998.) They indicated to Galaxy Credit, I ordered a three year subscription to Playboy magazine for $99.
I informed Galaxy Credit over the phone that Virtual Data's claim was false and fraudulent. I said this to a supervisor named Ralph.
On 21 October 2004, I sent a letter by registered mail (with required return signature card) to Glaxy Credit. I informed Galxy Credit that I disputed the Virtual Data claim because it was false and fraudulent.
I have met the requirement of responding in writing within 30 days of receiving the claims letter.
1. I have never conducted business with Virtual Data.
2. I do not know who Virtual Data is.
3. I have never ordered a subscription to Playboy
4. I have never received Playboy.
I have filed complaints with the following:
1. Illinos Attorney General
2. Arizona Attorney General
3. FTC
4. Chandler AZ Police Department
5. United States Postal Inspection Service
John
East Peoria, Illinois
U.S.A.
I informed Galaxy Credit over the phone that this was an apparent scam.
I received a letter from Galaxy Credit 20 October 2004 with very little information. I called Galaxy Credit to get more information. They do not like to give out much informtion, especially information in writing.
Per a phone conversation with Galaxy Credit, Virtual Data claims I responded to a telepone solicitation on 09 March 1998. (Yes, that is 1998.) They indicated to Galaxy Credit, I ordered a three year subscription to Playboy magazine for $99.
I informed Galaxy Credit over the phone that Virtual Data's claim was false and fraudulent. I said this to a supervisor named Ralph.
On 21 October 2004, I sent a letter by registered mail (with required return signature card) to Glaxy Credit. I informed Galxy Credit that I disputed the Virtual Data claim because it was false and fraudulent.
I have met the requirement of responding in writing within 30 days of receiving the claims letter.
1. I have never conducted business with Virtual Data.
2. I do not know who Virtual Data is.
3. I have never ordered a subscription to Playboy
4. I have never received Playboy.
I have filed complaints with the following:
1. Illinos Attorney General
2. Arizona Attorney General
3. FTC
4. Chandler AZ Police Department
5. United States Postal Inspection Service
John
East Peoria, Illinois
U.S.A.
