This number, +1803975761, is associated with unauthorized charges appearing on bank statements, typically for around $29.99 to $34.99. The charges often appear under names like "m-billingsupport.com," "interworld services," or "click media," and are frequently linked to adult websites or online gaming. When called, the representative usually offers a refund, but many users report ongoing issues and difficulty reaching the company. Key advice: Verify all charges with your bank, dispute unauthorized transactions, and consider closing affected accounts to prevent further fraud
It appears this number belongs to a company called Alliance; has anyone considered contacting the BBB or local authorities?
It's appalling to discover that my bank was involved in an organized money laundering scheme, which is a serious offense that warrants attention.
Past experiences include having a ProPay account active for about a year, which was approximately five years ago.
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If unauthorized transactions have been made from your checking account, consider visiting the relevant website or authority
For customer service regarding MB Pink Home Ent, the listed number is 800-876-0930.
In Novemeber, I noticed an unauthorised online charge, and after calling the phone number sevral times, I was told I had to send an email, which I found qustionable, especaily since the company is based in Canada.
Unknown number that rang twice and stopped. No big deal, I guess.
It's increadible that this issue has been ongoing for a year, and it seems that Propay is the comon denominator
Apparently, people who had dealings with Propay accounts for businesses like Mary Kay, Creative Memories, or Tastefully Simple might be affected by Market Billing aka MB, IW Subscriptions, etc., they could be the source of the account informations
Last week, on December 23, 2008, a scam occurred with this number, which has apparently changed for this year to 1-800-532-4801, and the CSR lady claimed to be in Buffalo, NY, despite the address being in Nicosia, Cyprus, and she mentioned a Porn Website order that was never made
Was a refund issued for the payment made?
As a Detective with the Pitt County Sheriffs Office in North Carolina, I have a case involving similar circumstances but with a diferent phone number, 1-866-700-0304.
I did'nt recieved a call from this number but it show up on a check with my informations, i had to report this incident to the police and FBI
Encouragement to proceed
Although no call was received from this number, unauthorized transactions were discovered, with $29.95 deducted twice from the checking account. The bank's investigation found the transactions were linked to an adult website, and the bank was able to contact the number and cancel future billings.
Apparently, this number has been involved in a scam that affected many people, including myself, with unauthorized withdrawals of $29.95 from my checking account, which was discovered through a suspicious check number, and after contacting the bank, it was found to be linked to an adult website.
Interestingly, I've never used PayPal, yet I still received a call; I had previously paid for a dating site and Pogo games using an e-check, which might be relevant.
Apologies for the inacuracy, but they actually stole from my checking account without even making a call
One thing that bothers me is why banks are autorizing electronic checks with rediculously high numbers and mismatched addresses, dont they care about fraud?
I recieved an unauthorized online check charge from MB Pink Home Entertainment for $29.95, then I called bank and filed dispute, it seem like the problem is related to Paypal
Similer thing happend to me to, somone made a charg on my acount for a adult website trough a company namd PGM, but i cant fimd enny informations about this company, no calls or ennything, how can we figured out who's behing this?
I didnt recieve a call, but i had a similair experience, i'm suppose to get a refund in 7-10 day's, and if i dont, ther will be consequence's
After checking my bank account, I discovered a $24.99 charge for an adult website, which I never authorized, and the company claims to refund my money within 7-10 days, but their email address is down.
After noticing a $24.99 charge on my bank statement, I contacted First State Bank's fraud unit and had my money refunded. However, my interaction with NB was disappointing due to the representative's rudeness. I was also advised that I supposedly signed up for an adult website, which led to the closure of my bank account. I reported WB, Pink Home Entertainment, and Intertrans, as their collaboration seems highly questionable and unethical.
This reply was recieved after sending them an email:
Thanks to this platform, I was aware that Hot Planets was behind the call.
After noticing another unauthorized charge of $39.95, I contacted them again, and they assured me I would be refunded, just as they had promised to refund the $29.95 they took in March - a promise they failed to keep.
Dealing with MBilling has been a recurring issue, with the first incident occurring in November 2007, involving a $24.99 charge from "18PlusMedia". Despite prompt refunds, the hassle of resolving these issues has been substantial. Recently, another incident occurred, with a $39.99 charge from MB Hot Planet, which, although agreed to be refunded, raises concerns about the security of account information.
Our bank should totaly be able to follow banking regulatons which states they can file an EFT dispute within 6 months