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I recently went through an entire process to complete a background check, which culminated in an offer for access at a cost of $0.99. Trusting the offer, I entered my account information. However, almost immediately, I received a text message from my bank's monitoring system. To my shock, instead of the promised $0.99, the company attempted to charge me $29.99. Thankfully, my bank blocked the transaction, allowing me to avoid the charge altogether. Despite this, I am now deeply concerned that the company may have my personal and financial information. This experience has led me to believe that the company is engaging in fraudulent practices. They lure customers in with a seemingly low-cost offer, only to attempt a much higher charge once they have the customer's payment information. This deceptive tactic not only breaches trust but also poses a significant risk to consumers' financial security. Given the nature of their actions, it is clear that this company should be flagged as fraudulent. Consumers need to be protected from such deceitful practices, and it is crucial that this company is listed and reported as engaging in fraudulent activities. This will help prevent others from falling victim to their schemes and ensure that appropriate measures are taken to hold them accountable. In light of this experience, I urge others to be vigilant when providing their financial information online. Always monitor your bank statements and be wary of offers that seem too good to be true. If you encounter similar situations, report them to your bank and relevant consumer protection agencies to help safeguard others from potential fraud.
The website said to pay $1.00 for the search results. It takes a long time to actually get the results. But that would be all good; however, they also took $29.99 and $6.99 from my account. I most definitely didn't subscribe or anything like that. I have no real use for it at all. I was trying to find an old friend of mine. The website had very old information listed as up to date.... Still haven't found my friend and had $37.00 stolen from me. Please do not use the service as it's just another con to get the card number and steal your hard earned money..... Actually my grocery money for the week is what they stole from me.
I don't know who still needs to be convinced that this is a scam company, but here it goes. It's a fckn scam, plain as a pikestaff. It looks like a museum piece at this point, I'm seriously impressed, this style was pretty common in like 2006-2008. They scan and parse the info from public sources like property records, Linkedin, Facebook, etc. Then the website shows you fake loading bars, hacker-style messages like "Breaking in.. Bypassing the time lock... Accessing FBI reports.. Accessing police reports..." And then, after you waited and waited for the colorful progress bars to load, you're slapped with "now it's time to pay!" That's the whole story.
These people are thieves! I just tried to sign up for a free trial, which is supposed to cost 0.99 cents, and they tried to charge my card for $29! This is why I am glad I use temporary virtual cards to avoid being robbed by corrupt companies like these!
Not only was the "subscription" in the fine print, they continually hit my account MULTIPLE times per month. I just caught it when they hit me for $161.90 + another $20.97 in pending charges. When you call, they say those payments were "declined" by the bank. Umm, no they weren't. Because they hit my PayPal account, now I have to fight PayPal to try to fix this mess. Check your accounts!!
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