I received a bill from MedicineContact.com for $89.00 saying I had a profile on this site. It was addressed to me as an individual but it has D.O. after my name as if I am a doctor of osteopathy. I am not a doctor. I have never even heard of the site and certainly I have no profile on it. They even gave a bank account routing number and account number and a SWIFT code to send the payment to through Bank of America in Tampa, Fl. I called a bank in Tampa.
I spoke with a customer service person and told her about this invoice and that I had looked online and found other people who had received the same exact bill. The outer envelope says it's from CZECH Republic. The customer service person looked up the account. She said there was an actual account with that number but could tell me no more. She told me to take the invoice to a local Bank of America Bank and their fraud department will follow it up since it is obviously fraud. I noticed there were several others with this complaint on this forum. I just wanted to add mine to get the word out to people. Obviously most people would just ignore this but some thoughts have gone through my mind in that it could effect the credit reporting agencies.
Also, in the letter it gives a user login and a password to use if you want to edit your profile. I don't know a lot about computers but I wonder that if a person was to login to this to explore it, If in some way it could hack into your computer to pull information from especially if a person was to pay bills on line and account numbers for credit cards, bank accounts, etc. could be obtained for later identity theft.
i intend to take this invoice to my local branch of Bank of America on Monday and have them check into this. I would encourage anyone else receiving these to not login to their site but take their invoice/letter to a Bank of America Bank and let them investigate. Thank you.