Ryan
Sioux falls,#2General Comment
Sun, December 15, 2013
There are several things you can do in this situation, Call them and either get no one or get a rude person, or get someone that tells you what you want to hear to get you off the phone, none of which will solve this matter. However, I have a solution because its what i did.
I was ripped-off by this money plus saver recently and what i did was immediatly went to my bank and since Money plus saver uses and creates an Echeck with all your personal and banking info on it, you NEED to tell your bank that you need to file an " Unauthorized check dispute" or transaction, whichever your banking institute calls it and since its technically a check you never authorized they will do a stop payment and if you catch it generally within 48 hours of the transaction the money hasnt been put into their bank yet so you will get it back immediatly. If it was over the 48 hour period it will take longer to get back into your bank because they have to request the federal reserve to request the bank in question to return funds and if they dont then your money if federally insured and will be put back but it could take a few weeks. Never send them anything else and avoid all calls from them. I would get your bank account number changed because they have access to it but once you file that report with your bank anyone with their company name trying to take money will be stopped.
The individuals in question here are actually from India or some area close to that, They use Fake call centers using prepaid cell phones and the current address for this company (money plus saver) is actually a p.o. box office in downtown los angeles. So they cant personally be prosecuted because our laws dont apply to people outside our country however the individuals that pick the mail up from that location can be arrested and held for questioning. however i dont think anything will come of it cause then they would just change tactics and write that person that got caught off. and someone new would be doing it somewhere else.
Jeff
Alabama,#3Consumer Comment
Wed, November 27, 2013
Visitors of this site, please be aware this is not the Money Plus Saver discount membership website. Again, this site is not the company site and any message you leave here is not received by the company. This site does not provide accurate information. Please contact Money Plus Saver customer service directly for help by going to supportmpsmembership.com to use their email option or by phone 818-528-4502.
Jeff
Alabama,#4UPDATE Employee
Wed, November 20, 2013
Attention: Visitors of this site, please be aware this is not the Money Plus Saver discount membership website. Again, this site is not the company site and any message you leave here is not received by the company. This site does not provide accurate information. Please contact Money Plus Saver customer service directly for help by going to supportmpsmembership.com to use their email option or by phone 818-528-4502.
Kj Rijah
Alabama,#5UPDATE Employee ..inside information
Wed, August 14, 2013
Attention: Visitors of this site, please be aware this is not the Money Plus Saver discount membership website. Again, this site is not the company site and any message you leave here is not received by the company. In this type of forum, though it allows you to express yourself, it does not provide the answers or actual assistance for your specific concern which is something only customer service can provide.
Please contact Money Plus Saver customer service directly for help by going to supportmpsmembership.com to use their email option or by phone 818-528-4502. For the best source of accurate information and full assistance, please contact the customer service department directly. Money Plus Saver always publishes the customer service phone number 818-528-4502, on the order site moneyplussaver.com, and the customer service site supportmpsmembership.com. Also, Money Plus Saver provides the customer service phone number, along with its website, and your discount membership order details to your bank and on your bank statements for easy reference.
Keithsr
Austin,#6Consumer Comment
Thu, March 28, 2013
Contact your bank and file an unauthorized withdraw from your account. Your bank should be able to deposit the funds back in your account and reverse charges.
It happened to me yesterday, and called my bank. They took care of it. If we're looking for a payday loan that means we have no money and need money. Why in the world would we pay $89 to get it.
The real funny part about it is that I do not write checks nor do I have any checks to write. I bet you have been receiving multiple calls from people very hard to understand, and others stating that it shows you have 2 or more payday loans and they can help you out of them....., and your e-mail inbox has blown up.
I wish you good luck in getting your money back and your bank should be able to help you. I also now have a Check & ACH withdraw (wired money transfers) blocked. If you do not write checks this may be a very good thing for you also to do.
Another thing that I found out from my bank, they told me to never run my card as a debit card, always run as credit. It is much safer they said.
Alledged1982
Fort Worth,#7Consumer Comment
Mon, March 25, 2013
Money Plus Saver reported owner Bill Wilson out of LA also has ties to numerous companies including clickxchange, a database and lead generation company in LA and a payday loan organization called alohacashadvance.com. That's why when you call to get your money back, they try to get your account info, ss#, phone#, address, etc. I've been recording phone calls all day and I have all the evidence I need. I want to encourage anyone reading this to please, do your own research first. This comment is only to help some of you get started on retrieving your money.
Alledged1982
Fort Worth,#8Consumer Comment
Mon, March 25, 2013
I spoke with this agency after a similar situation and was told i would receive an email confirmation of a refund. That was a month ago. Since then, I have called this company numerous times and have yet to speak with a live person. I've been put on hold until I ran out of time 4 times. It appears they have emailed you at some point? Is it possible to share their contact email address so that we that have been effected can have an alternate communication with this agency? Their contact for complaints email address does not appear to be on their website.