Web Direct Media
Complaint 145439 Details
- Date Occurred: 07/11/2014
- Reported Damages: $9.99
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The complaint is against an online dating profile
The complaint is a listing fraud posted on public forums or sites against an anonymous entity
The complaint is mobile text spam or smishing related against an anonymous entity
The company or person contact no longer exists
International boundaries
We received our AT&T mobile bill with a sudden increase from what we usually pay. Initially we thought that we'd gone over our usage of data, but no that wasn't the case. After careful examination, we discovered a "subscription fee". My husband called AT&T who told us that we must have accidentally signed up for this service. The removed the fee and discontinued the service, which prompted a text describing what subscription we no longer have. Well, upon looking at the site, I am sure we NEVER signed up for it. So we googled the provider of the subscription, WebDirectMedia, and there it was. We're not the only ones they've done this to. After calling AT&T again to inform them of this information, they advised that beyond posting on this scam site, we should use other social media to inform everybody and their brother about WebDirectMedia. So, if you've been scammed, use your internet power!
- Sherry SBID #d69182c53c
- Posted 08/11/2014
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- Complaint Against Web Direct Media
- Complaints Filed: 5
- Reported Damages: $11,657.35
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