Your-Money.tv
Complaint 98372 Details
- Date Occurred: 04/05/2014
- Reported Damages: $68.75
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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
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i noticed on the 10/3/2012 that a company called your-money.tv had taken the amount of £68.75 from my bank account which i had to reference of this happening. I then went to my bank to report this and the told me i would have to deal with the company myself. So i did this and when i phoned them they asked me to go online and fill in a complaints form, which i did. After 1 month of waiting and several attempts of contacting them i have had no response. I then decided to loo further into this and this is where i seen this website and i now i proof that i have been scammed.
- jeffers SBID #45ff38ff95
- Posted 04/05/2014
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- davidedwards SBID #5b18c7da40
- Posted 04/05/2014
- firstly,get back to your bank,and change your bank card,this will prevent a second hit.My friend has been hit twice.Write a letter to your bank,by recorded delivery,stating,the withdrawal was unauthorised.THEY HAVE to return your money,you have to do nothing.Any problems contact me.
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- Complaint Against Your-MoneyTV.com
- Complaints Filed: 225
- Reported Damages: $27,831.99
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