Two fraudulent charges for $1.95 and $2.00 appeared June 25, 2009 on my Capital One credit card. I had not used the card in a year. I reported it to the credit card company and had my card cancelled.
Interestingly, there were 3 other fraudulent charges around the same date and I will submit ripoff reports for each of these: 1 for EBAYWEB, 1 for MYMONEYJOB and 1 for PROFITHOUSE. These were all small charges, but before I notified the credit company, they had declined a charge for $99.99 for PROFITHOUSE so I suspect these were test charges that they had hoped would slip through unnoticed.
I have noticed in other reports on this company, references to ordering a trail order of Resveratrol supplement, so will report something else which may or may not be related that happened around the same time.
I received from YouthResV, 5300 Ontario Mills Pkwy #400, Ontario, Canada a bottle of Resveratrol supplement, that I certainly never ordered nor would I, with a ship date of 6/23/2009 and literature referring to a trial period. (I have not been on any of their websites nor have I searched for supplements on the web) I called the phone number 877-262-3215 and told them I had not ordered it. She asked for my name and address and then asked for the last 4 digits of my credit card. I refused to give them, although she was insistent. Finally she asked if they were 2715. I said NO and she said it must be a fraudulent charge and she would cancel it.
A few days later I received a similar sized package which I did not open from Shipping Manager, 3007 Greene St, Hollywood, FL 33020. I marked "Return to Sender Not ordered on it" and sent it back.
Neither of these may be related to the fraudulent charge by XPRS BERRY.