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Paul of West Palm Beach, FL September 24, 2009

My aunt, who is almost 90 years old, received an unsolicited letter from the above company who claim to have lost the information that she allegedly sent previously. They go on to say that they have "cancelled your Identity Theft Protection membership" as a result of this, but that "if you wish to re-enroll in the service" to re-send the following information: Your Social Security Number Your Date of Birth Your Signature They include a form for this purpose.

My aunt states most catagorically that she never requested a credit report from any agency, and that she never sent any information to this company. Surely attemting to obtain someone's sensitive personal information by this method constitutes mail fraud?

Diana of MCALLEN, TX September 23, 2009

All the info you need about this group of shameless billionare scammers (addresses, phones, history, websites, affiliates, personnel and directors names and associations, etc) is on the official BBB (Best Business Bureau) website

Hannah of Chicago, IL September 20, 2009

Our credit card was charged 149.99 completely unauthorized. We have no idea why and from my google searches it could have been airline tickets, movie tickets, rental car or any one of a number of things. I do not understand why they can continue to do this if they've had so many class action lawsuits against. They just settle and continue to operate.

Ryan of Hilliard, OH September 17, 2009

For the past nine months, Trilegiant has been making random charges for 12.99 and 36.99 for a membership that I did not sign up for. When I called their number, I spoke to a supervisor and asked that she cancel my membership and give me a full refund. She gave me a cancelation number and said that she could only refund four months worth of charges and if I wanted a full refund, I ould have to rite a letter to their review board.

Bobby of Athens, GA September 14, 2009

This organization has been billing me every month for service not rendered nor requested. I have been unable to discover the address or phone # for this organization nor any way to get a refund for the billed amounts since I have not authorized any such charges. Since my daughter keeps my bank data we were unaware of the predatory nature of this charge until recently. What recourse do I have and how do I pursue a resolution?

Richard of Harpers Ferry, WV September 14, 2009

I have had a reoccuring charge of 10.00 on my credit card for several months. I have no knowledge of how this company got my credit card #. I have declared fraud with my credit card company. And ordered a new card #. Over 220.00 this cost me.

julie of albany, GA September 14, 2009

l had money taken out of my account. the Lawyer has already contcted me and l cannot find papers. l did fill out and print the form. husband was md that money was taked out of account. told him l did not get anything. they were charging me every month.

Gail of Pompano Beach, FL September 13, 2009

When I received my August bank statement I noticed some unfamiliar charges. One from Autovantage, another from Complete Home, And another from Buyers advantage. I spoke to a bank rep after these companies refused to refund my money and they refunded "some" money. 484.67 to be exact. I then did some of my own research and found they have been taking these charges out since March of 2008. This is as far back as my online banking allows me to research. I have requested a printout of my statements from the time I opened this account in April of 2007. This way I can get the exact amount that has been stolen from me. These companies are membership companies for Home owners and Auomobile owners. I do not own either one. They claim that I did not respond to membership cards that has been sent to me, therefore they assumed that I wanted to enroll. When I went to dispute it, I was placed on hold for eternity.

Bud of Houston, TX September 7, 2009

Great Fun mailed a check for 9.25: Check says, " By cashing or depositing this check you are purchasing a membership in everyday privileges god [sm]. Void if amount over 9.27." At the top: "Payable at JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., Syracuse, NY". "savings of up to 1,000.00 or more". "automatically charge the 15.99 monthly fee".

david of norwich, CT September 7, 2009

TLG Buyers Advantage TLG Great Fun TLG Auto Advantage

All the above are charging me for services I never signed up for to the tune of 200.00 This is fraud. I want them to stop.

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