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nyc,#2Consumer Suggestion
Wed, June 26, 2002
Call your credit card company, report them what happened, and request a dispute form. When you get the form, give them a DETAILED description, what happened. In what way was the site/e-mail deceptive (for example you clicked on a "remove my name from your mailing list" or you got dozens pop-up ad, and you tried to close them, etc.)Give them the name/address of those scam sites. Were these scam sites very different from your previous credit card charges? (For example porn sites, mp3 sites, teen sites, etc.) It can help your case. Credit card companies do have your spending history! In a very polite but slightly indignant tone refuse these charges in your dispute letter. Credit card companies are tired of these kind of unathorized charges from spam sites through credit card processing third parties, so ready to help their good costumers. I would consider to close my credit card account and request a new one. (Before they hit you again and again.) I can not garantee my method help, but this way we succesfully removed unauthorized charges from a hard core porn site, and from a Texas utility company.Both used a third party credit card processing company.