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  • Report:  #397180

Complaint Review: JMN CORP.com - JCSERV.COM - ALC MGMT - ALC MGMT - SAFEDEBITS.COM (aka) NFS-HELP.COM - Internet

Reported By:
- watertown, Wisconsin,
Submitted:
Updated:

JMN CORP.com - JCSERV.COM - ALC MGMT - ALC MGMT - SAFEDEBITS.COM (aka) NFS-HELP.COM
Internet, U.S.A.
Phone:
866-806-0472
Web:
N/A
Categories:
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The companies listed above include many more- they are foreign and work with netrxcc.com (a company that processes cc payments for online med purchases via many sites including fast-online-rx.com, and dozens of others- if you order meds online and see netrxcc.com cancel at once- within days your card will be charged with hundreds (as many as they can get) of fraudalent orders by the aforementioned chain of companies-

In research they are all related to a company called "filezhelp.com, with an invalid address in florida (does not exist) also a company called MONIKER PRIVACY SERVICES another fraud company- all listings and ip addresses to any of these sub-companies listed above tie to one or the other parent company. the listed emails and ips to register these sites are also false and not easily traceable- one traced to the UK-

These companies (company) makes a living off of stealing card numbers through netrxcc.com and a good one at that- there are on my card alone over 26 different fraud charges through different names in less than one month- here is a list of those for your reference:

nameslookhelp.com 866-931-5809

safedebits.com 866-841-2040

NFS-help.com 866-841-2017

NFS-support.com 866-841-2019

STP-charge.com 866-841-2019

JCserve.com 866-806-0472

JNM corp.com 866-581-8593

ALC MGMT 866-636-1105

depostisuprt.com 606-393-0229

EWC payments LTD (no number listed or website)

Net Trading NV (no number or site)

Calling them does not good- they are clearly not in this country and this is their scam- and a large one- the ip addys are fake, the emails do not exist and the godaddy registrants are also fake- right down to the name, addy and contact info in ip searches-

A HUGE scam! avoid ordering online meds from any company related to NETRXCC.com this is clearly the originator as they were the only order I actually placed, within days of this order- the new attempts on my card begin, this happened to me once before and i suspected it was only a single attempt at stealing my number online- cancelled that card and got another- exact same thing happened after first order..

This scam is huge-- remember, getting my cash back wont happen since this organization covers their tracks very well- clearly have some us connections and are very large- just beware, starting wtih netrxcc.com (some related sites are fast-online- rx.com, buymedscheap.com, and dcpills.com just to name a few

Hoping they get busted soon- in the meantime- dont give your credit card and the 3 digit code on the back for any online orders if you dont know the company well- that is how they are able to bypass any card security.

Aimee

watertown, Wisconsin

U.S.A.


2 Updates & Rebuttals

Aprilhb

Huntington Beach,
California,
U.S.A.
Update - How much they got

#2Consumer Comment

Sun, December 07, 2008

After I closed out that debit card, I watched to see what would happen with that $40.00 "pending" amount and found that they wound up taking $1.00 (plus the bank charged a "foreign transaction fee" of 3%). Obviously, they assume that the small amounts will be ignored by customers. I know it's just a dollar - it's just that it's MY dollar! I'll fight it, just to prove a point to them. I just thought I'd update you about my experience and where I'm at now with these people. I can't figure out why the bank wouldn't be suspect of a company that is consistantly posting "pending" amounts and reversing them until they finally do go through with a withdrawal of yet another amount. In theory, they could just keep confusing the consumer with "pending" debits until finally they don't even see the actual posted transaction because it's so buried within a long line of "pending" transactions. Very disgusting tactics.


Aprilhb

Huntington Beach,
California,
U.S.A.
JMN Corp - Me too!

#3Consumer Comment

Fri, December 05, 2008

I've been wondering who these clowns were! I've watched as "pending" transactions have appeared on my bank transaction history online for the past couple of weeks. The scam seems to be that they start out with "pending" amounts ranging from $1.00 to $45.00 - BUT, those transactions never went through. Now I have a new "pending" amount in the $40.00 range and we shall see if they go ahead and push that one through or withdraw it. I've got to say, this is not the first time Netrx has been behind a scam like this and I wonder how they stay in business when they evidently sell their customer's credit card information so frequently! I'm just glad you posted this or I would have never known what exactly was going on with all these "pending"/disappearing transactions. I'd initially assumed it was something like Netflix or another subscription service that was making sure my card was still good and withdrawing the "pending" amounts. Now that I know better, I'll be watching closely to see what happens to this latest one! Obviously I canceled my credit card so it won't happen again. But, I wouldn't have known to do that without your helpful post! Thank you so much for the heads-up! I guess they're assuming that this close to Christmas, people won't realize what is what on their statements and may well dismiss such things as a forgotten purchase! That's when I got hit last time from these guys - a week before Christmas last year from some random "pharmacy" in Utah. I fought it and won, of course, but great to see the new scam, new name these jerks have going on this holiday season! Thank you again!!

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