Cleanse Aware
Complaint 17060 Details

  • Date Occurred: 11/01/2010
  • Reported Damages: $201.00
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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 have accepted an offer of a free trial of one bottle of Cleanse aware with condition that Ipay the postage. Then I received two deliveries each contains two bottles and deduction of the postage of $7.00 in November 2010 and a further deduction of $99.00 on the same day. The following month of December another dedution of $102.00 was drawn from my account I sent them emails saying "I would like for you people to return my $200,00 plus, back to me, I’m sure you know how much its total is . Send a check to my home "and I gave them my address (the amount is approximate)Thanks Pat S.

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  • Henry
  • Henry SBID #N/A
  • Posted 08/31/2013
  • Patrick, just submit a fraud claim with your credit card company and demand a full refund. Tell your bank that if they refuse to refund your money, they will be a co-conspirator to illegal internet gambling operation. Send e-mail to bidrack email it to Alex Graham at ([email protected]) similar to this:

    I know how bidrack works, and it’s thinly disguised illegal internet gambling operation. Where else can you buy chips and “bet” it on a product, while bidrack takes in thousands of dollars? Many items of most interest to people are retailing for $500.00 to $2000.00, but are usually “won” for around $200 to $500 or more. It becomes quickly obvious that bidrack obtains $18,000 (each dollar being worth 100 x $.60, or $60) for an item that has been bid up to $300, way out of line for a normal, real internet auction site like eBay, which normally collects around 20% of the purchase price at most. I insist that you refund all my money immediately. I have posted the account of your false advertising and fraud to Scambook.com, and will do more. I’m filing a complaint with FTC, as bidrack is nothing but disguised illegal gambling operation (my credit card statement shows you are a “mens/womens clothing” store?? Another attempt to hide the purpose of your scam!).



    I have also informed my bank that they maybe a party to an illegal gambling operation by processing your payments, which is illegal under federal law!


    I hope that helps - I have recovered my money the next day!


    Other people have indeed confirmed that this is a gambling operation, and your days are numbered.

    I demand that you refund my money in full.
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  • Henry
  • Henry SBID #N/A
  • Posted 08/31/2013
  • Patrick, just submit a fraud claim with your credit card company and demand a full refund. Tell your bank that if they refuse to refund your money, they will be a co-conspirator to illegal internet gambling operation. Send e-mail to bidrack email it to Alex Graham at ([email protected]) similar to this:

    I know how bidrack works, and it’s thinly disguised illegal internet gambling operation. Where else can you buy chips and “bet” it on a product, while bidrack takes in thousands of dollars? Many items of most interest to people are retailing for $500.00 to $2000.00, but are usually “won” for around $200 to $500 or more. It becomes quickly obvious that bidrack obtains $18,000 (each dollar being worth 100 x $.60, or $60) for an item that has been bid up to $300, way out of line for a normal, real internet auction site like eBay, which normally collects around 20% of the purchase price at most. I insist that you refund all my money immediately. I have posted the account of your false advertising and fraud to Scambook.com, and will do more. I’m filing a complaint with FTC, as bidrack is nothing but disguised illegal gambling operation (my credit card statement shows you are a “mens/womens clothing” store?? Another attempt to hide the purpose of your scam!).



    I have also informed my bank that they maybe a party to an illegal gambling operation by processing your payments, which is illegal under federal law!


    I hope that helps - I have recovered my money the next day!


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  • Complaints Filed: 1
  • Reported Damages: $201.00
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