SupportEML.com
Complaint 196727 Details
- Date Occurred: 12/24/2014
- Reported Damages: $40.75
- Location: GBR
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The complaint is against an online dating profile
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The company or person contact no longer exists
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I was debited 40.75 GBR on my credit card and I have never heard of this company or used my card for the last six months. I had cut up this card in order to pay off the outstanding balance and close the account so it has never been used until I saw this debited amount on this month's bill. Along with it was another 2.00 debit by a company called corsaircs.com in the amount of 2.55 GBR
- Philippa SBID #6913a8f835
- Posted 01/05/2013
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- Murmur SBID #e5f3b6cd16
- Posted 01/07/2013
- I had the exact type of scam on my debit card. I was first debited in November 2012 for $39.95 plus 2 other small transactions of $2.50 and $0.5 by a company under the name of AELSUPPORT.COM. And again more charges in December 2012 under the name of supporteml.com and supportmeltd.com for $39.95, $1 and $0.72. My bank suggested that I cancelled my debit card altogether. The companies appear to be from the UK.
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- Complaints Filed: 5
- Reported Damages: $202.67
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