I noticed $19.95 taken out of my checking account from a privacy matters. I called 800 number listed on my checking account form. I had to enter my debit card number to even find out membership number they wanted me to enter. I talked with a guy named Dimetree. He said his employee number is 152852. He told me they were affiliated with peoplefinders.com. That's how they got my information. I had canceled at peoplefinders.com. I never could use their services so canceled it and they refunded my money. This privacy matters is to get a credit report. I never wanted a credit report or asked for one or even got on their site. I just want my money back and worried because they easily got my credit card information plus address and phone number. Also I looked through my junk mail and saw their email wanting me to clink on something to confirm my membership. I just saw it today. I had never confirmed anything with them.
Add me to the list. Same story. I never signed up for privacy matters, I signed up for another offer that I cancelled. I couldn't prove that I didn't sign up for Privacy Matters, and since my husband pays the bill, we payed for 6 months before we realized we were being scammed. I tried calling Privacy Matters and the credit card company AND the catalog company I had ordered from (Northstyle) whose webpage promoted the offer. All I got was a bunch of Pontius Pilot hand washing. No one willing to take responsibility for their part in the scam. Normally, I would give a pass to the credit card company - but it is obvious by this site that Privacy Matters is raking in profits without providing goods or services. Hello! I'm not a litigious sort, but this really has my dander up. Can anyone say class-action lawsuit? I found out in all my calling that the scam is wider and involves an agency that "represents" 90 or more vendors like Privacy Matters.
Fraud FRAUD FRAUD. Never use free3bureaucreditreport.com. Privaceymatters 123 and credit score express is a Fraud. I am steering a class action lawsuit immediately.
I have the same story. I called 1888 number and they explained to me that i was charged because my credit report.com membership trial expired. I had tried to cancel it twice! First i did it by phone with a machine, then i talked to a person. Nevertheless, i was still billed which doesn't make any sense. I will never deal with credit report.com again