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  • Report:  #96604

Complaint Review: MWI*simple Escapes2; MWI*galleria Usa

MWI*simple Escapes2; MWI*galleria Usa ripoff dishonest charges added to my charge account Nationwide, USA

  • Reported By:
    Luthersburg Pennsylvania
  • Submitted:
    Sun, June 27, 2004
  • Updated:
    Thu, July 15, 2004
  • MWI*simple Escapes2; MWI*galleria Usa
    MWI*simple escapes2; MWI*galleria usa
    Nationwide
    U.S.A.
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I have received 2 charges on my credit card on 6/22/2004, for $1.00 each from MWI* SIMPLE ESCAPES2, and MWI*GALLERIA USA. I have notified my credit account that I dispute these two charges.
I have no idea how these people got my credit card information.
Currently I am disputing these charges with my account.

Teri
Luthersburg, Pennsylvania
U.S.A.

5 Updates & Rebuttals


Lisa

Springfield,
Virginia,
U.S.A.

Credit Card Fraud

#6Consumer Suggestion

Wed, July 14, 2004

I noticed charges on my credit card statements with the description MWI * Galleria USA. I called the number on my statement (1-800-411-8104) and I spoke to someone about the nature of the charges. I was told that it was an online discount program to malls and retail stores.

I asked them to cancel the membership and refund the charges for the last three months. They refused. I called my credit card company to dispute the charges and apparently, I did not have to be responsible for the charges and they removed the charges from my credit card account and they blocked any further charges from this company.

I suggest that anyone who has been ripped off by Member Works, Inc. should dispute the charges with the Card company.


Lisa

Springfield,
Virginia,
U.S.A.

Credit Card Fraud

#6Consumer Suggestion

Wed, July 14, 2004

I noticed charges on my credit card statements with the description MWI * Galleria USA. I called the number on my statement (1-800-411-8104) and I spoke to someone about the nature of the charges. I was told that it was an online discount program to malls and retail stores.

I asked them to cancel the membership and refund the charges for the last three months. They refused. I called my credit card company to dispute the charges and apparently, I did not have to be responsible for the charges and they removed the charges from my credit card account and they blocked any further charges from this company.

I suggest that anyone who has been ripped off by Member Works, Inc. should dispute the charges with the Card company.


Lisa

Springfield,
Virginia,
U.S.A.

Credit Card Fraud

#6Consumer Suggestion

Wed, July 14, 2004

I noticed charges on my credit card statements with the description MWI * Galleria USA. I called the number on my statement (1-800-411-8104) and I spoke to someone about the nature of the charges. I was told that it was an online discount program to malls and retail stores.

I asked them to cancel the membership and refund the charges for the last three months. They refused. I called my credit card company to dispute the charges and apparently, I did not have to be responsible for the charges and they removed the charges from my credit card account and they blocked any further charges from this company.

I suggest that anyone who has been ripped off by Member Works, Inc. should dispute the charges with the Card company.


RALPH

CULVER,
Oregon,
U.S.A.

I have been scammed for $139.95 for what?

#6Consumer Comment

Tue, July 06, 2004

I've been scammed!! I have been charged $139.95 for what? I have unauthorized use/charges to my visa and have no idea who or what this galleria usa is or does. I am an honest hard working man and don't appreciate my money being stolen/scammed.


S.n.

Bucyrus,
Kansas,
U.S.A.

Credit Card Fraud

#6Consumer Suggestion

Sun, June 27, 2004

There was an earlier post about companies that charge to credit cards without the knowledge of the consumer. A response to that post indicated that those companies should be repoarted as commiting credit card fraud. I agree that you should dispute these charges with your credit card company, but I would agree that you should contact the credit card company and file a fraud report.

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