Looks like these guys go by several different names, for some reason this came up as" confirm orders"
on my Caller ID. when i picked it up, like many people these guys had my name, CC number and address. but when he called he acted like he was a rep from my CC and wanted to give me a gas card for being a "premium member" as he put it.
Truth be told he caught me off guard and before i know it, they are trying to get me to say yes and how this call is recorded. I began asking questions, and the then was transfered to some really rude lady who kept saying all you have to do is just say yes.
this is a scam, so if you see this number pop up dont pick it up nor agree to anything they are saying.
Just received a call from this number. Looked up the area code and discovered it originated in Michigan. I know no one in Michigan, and since I've been getting spam calls from other known reported numbers in Michigan I'm assuming this is the same.
The National Do Not Call Registry is intended to give U.S. consumers an opportunity to limit the telemarketing calls they receive. To register by telephone (US), consumers may call 1-888-382-1222. The registry was set to begin in 2003, but a court challenge delayed its implementation until 2004. The law provides exceptions to a blanket do-not-call ruling. Separate laws and regulations apply to robocalls in the United States. Information gathered from Wikipedia.com
[***], I accepted their offer. I thought it was my credit card company. I was busy with something else so I didn't think anything of it. Then realizing after, it was porbably [***]. What should I do?
2.95 isn't a lot of money, but if they start slowly taking money out of my card. I will fuking kill them all. This has happened to me before.
Had same problem. What they do is slowly deduct money from your account. The way to counteract is to constantly view your bank or credit card statement and when one of these debits appears immediately demand a refund and cancellation. You need to stand guard over your account for at least 60-90 days checking Mon, Wed and Fri. That's how you catch them in time.
Also, If you're not actively shopping for an item don't except offers you did not initiate until you have time to investigate it's source. Good rule!
Everyone that has been invaded by these people should complain to the FTC. I have. Please go to https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/. It takes constant complaints by us the innocent to make a difference so these companies will STOP or be put out of business. Please voice your opinions as it will make a difference. Make a difference! Thanks, Truly Invaded