$19.93 deducted from my account - who? how? why? Whenever i go to a website i try to memorize names and this one is a mystery - until i checked my account balance and "viewed" an "authorized" check by me.....? - i tried for onlines loans and all were not approved.... sad to say and then this happens anyway
For those who have NOT tried for online paydays loans - DON'T - you never know what you'll lose - it may be more than $19.93 which may be your next meal - a loaf of bread; milk; eggs and maybe even some noodles to get or gas to get to work..... believe me "Thou Shalt Not Steal"
if you must take an online loan - please be careful.... write down the sites names whatever page you're on - shameless sneaky crooks
teedoff
barrow,#2Author of original report
Thu, January 28, 2010
"THEY" are Alliance Group Services, Inc.. 1-800-756-2236; call them and demand your money back - i did and they hung up on me... i called my bank and thank goodness they are helpful with frauds like them...... a toll free # 1-888-349-7982 showed up on a supposedly authorized "check" - thank goodness for the internet too... good luck to the rest of you and thank you Ripoff Report!
Flynrider
Phoeix,#3Consumer Suggestion
Wed, January 27, 2010
"if you must take an online loan - please be careful.... write down the sites names whatever page you're on"
Whenever you submit a loan application, you have to give enough personal and financial information that a crook could easily steal your identity. Randomly filling out these applications on the Internet is very dangerous. You have no idea who is on the other end of that Internet connection. Anyone can set up a website that looks like a real loan company, but is actually used to steal personal info. With this info, it's quite easy for scammers to drain your bank accounts, take out loans in your name or worse.
Your best bet is to only give out your personal details to companies that you are familiar with. Preferably in person, rather than over the Internet.