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Complaint Review: Handi-Tech - Phoenix Arizona
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Handi-Tech
Phoenix, 85017 Arizona, U.S.A.
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602-424-0200
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Handi-Tech - Helping Hands Of Hope - Handico - Helping Hands For The Disabled ripoff company preys on seniors with unauthorized charges Phoenix Arizona *UPDATE.. FOX 11 Investigates: Telemarketers taking advantage of tough economic times = Some telemarketers are allegedly taking advantage of the tough economic times by scamming consumers. They'll offer to fix your bad credit for a price or they'll try to sell you products "supposedly" made by the disabled. Very tempting, but be careful! Click here to see the video
*UPDATE.. FOX 11 Investigates: Telemarketing Tricks FOX 11 NEWS STORY: Telemarketers taking advantage of tough economic times = Some telemarketers are allegedly taking advantage of the tough economic times by scamming consumers. They'll offer to fix your bad credit for a price or they'll try to sell you products "supposedly" made by the disabled. Very tempting, but be careful! Click here to see the video
Handi-Tech (and the other company names listed in "AKA")have been ripping off my grandmother for some time before we found out about it. They send her trashbags and then AUTOMATICALLY withdraw the money from her checking account without her authorization.
Not to mention they charge over $200 for a box of trashbags! They may also be sharing credit card and bank information with other scammers, as my grandmother is now dealing with more than 4 companies that have been doing this same thing to her, using her bank AND credit cards.
We have taken all of the appropriate actions, but we want to make these people pay! It is sick and disgusting that someone would actually take advantage of elderly people that are so giving and just want to make a difference in someone's life.
Jessie
Hutto, Texas
U.S.A.
Handi-Tech (and the other company names listed in "AKA")have been ripping off my grandmother for some time before we found out about it. They send her trashbags and then AUTOMATICALLY withdraw the money from her checking account without her authorization.
Not to mention they charge over $200 for a box of trashbags! They may also be sharing credit card and bank information with other scammers, as my grandmother is now dealing with more than 4 companies that have been doing this same thing to her, using her bank AND credit cards.
We have taken all of the appropriate actions, but we want to make these people pay! It is sick and disgusting that someone would actually take advantage of elderly people that are so giving and just want to make a difference in someone's life.
Jessie
Hutto, Texas
U.S.A.
