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PermissionCorp unauthorized charges

I received a call from a woman with a heavy Indian accent stating she was calling in regards to my visa card ending in XXXX. she said they wanted to send me a $100 visa gift card for being a loyal customer and just needed to verify my info so they could mail it out. I thought they were calling from my bank and that they wanted me to cash in the leisure rewards I had accumulated on my card. she allowed me to believe that they were callling from my bank but assured me they were not using my leisure rewards. I verified my billing address with her (can't believe I was soooo stupid) and she said they would send it out in the mail. aftyerwards, I called my bank and they said they were not offering any such promotion. a few weeks later I got this letter from central rewards talking about how they are going to be billing me 49.96 per month for 36 months for a magazeine subscription I recently purchased over the phone ...mind you, thats $1, 798.56 for a magazeine subscription. I checked my bank account and found 2 unauthorized charges for $4.95 from 2 other companies. I immediately closed my account. the next day I got a letter from another company called ID protection, with a similar format, thanking me for my recent enrollment and stating that they would be billing my card 24.95 per month. who knows what I'll be finding in the mail in the weeks to come. Now, this is just a theory of mine, but I suspect that these scammers are using either Ebay or amazon to obtain people's information. they had my credit card # and my billing address, and my email address. My card has a billing address in one state, but I actually live in another (long story) but the only time I am ever asked about the address associated with my card, is when I have ordered from amazon and ebay. other than that, my card is only used at local retailers such as walmart, burgerking, the gas station, etc. they would have no way of knowing that my billing address is in a completely different state thanwhre my home address is. if anyone else has had similar issues with these companies after a recent order on ebay or amazon, please leave a comment! I am planning to file a complaint with the FBI's IC3 department and any information that can pinpoint the source of these scams would be helpful

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Ken Simons 304
Sycamore, US
Aug 20, 2012 5:03 pm EDT

My son thought that the free $100 Walmart card offer was inviting and agreed to the trial period of free magazines. He gave them the credit card information to "verify the person". He called Central Rewards to cancel the magazine subscription. Three months later he was charged $49.95/month for obscure magazines that he didn't want. I told him to call the credit card company and cancel all charges. He received a new credit card number and the charges were reversed. Central Rewards sent a bill for $2, 897.10 and I told them that an oral contract (my son signed nothing) was valid if the amount was less than $500 or for no longer than 1 year duration. If you haven't signed your name to anything (such as the voucher check) or picked different magazines than being sent to you, please call a lawyer ease the stress on you. It is not an enforceable contract. You must not have signed anything to have an oral contract.

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Pembroke Pines, US
Jun 27, 2012 6:43 pm EDT
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Am going through the same issue, i was so stupid to believe i was seriously going to get a gas gift card of $100 . I got scammed by this company so called"central rewards" and got billed almost $3000 . and threaten me i was going into collection if i don't pay. I need help what can i do.

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tatsmommy68
Hurricane, US
May 17, 2012 4:35 am EDT

I was astounded that this happened to me. Especially in light of the fact that mine was a debit card not a credit card. I don't use E-Bay or amazon. I use my card for gas purchases to go from one side of the state to the other. My husband live in Northern Utah so he can be treated at the Huntsman Cancer Institute, I live in Southern Utah(long story). I am disabled so my money is tight every month. Magazines are something I simply cannot afford. My husband was in surgery (brain surgery) (not kidding) when they took the $50.00 out of my account. Imagine my embarrassment when I had to ask a family member to loan me the money to get home and then work for weeks with my bank to fix it. Now I get a letter that says pay a 99.92 fee or else. well we shall see what the or else is when i call the FBI IC3.

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Lorraine Bigler
clearspring, US
Aug 15, 2011 4:04 pm EDT

HI i haI am on society security and only get 600.00 amonth and it have been scamed for 4995 which I tryed to call but they wont talk to me .they are pretty bad when they scam an old lady.

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sivashan
, US
Aug 10, 2011 11:32 pm EDT

Hi,
I am also a victim of this fraud. They charged me from different accounts for more than 100$ and when i called them they refuse to give info or refund my account. I am going to file a dispute with my bank on all of their transactions. They told me that i will get 500$ coupons, 100$ walmart voucher and selected based on my recent transaction with one of their partner company...I didnt receive anything from them ...:( Please help me if you file a case and the reference number if u have which shall help me also..

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floodmylife
Almont, US
Jul 28, 2011 5:07 pm EDT

I have been scammed by the company. I have no idea how they got my credit card number. I even told them over the phone that I do NOT want their magazine subscription. I am in the process of trying to get a refund and threatened to contact the Better Business Beauro and the Florida Attorney General. I was told by the company that their address is : Central Rewards Magazine Subscription, 8362 Pines Blvd, Ste#109, Penbroke Pines, FL 33024. If you recieve any futher info, please comment on this thread and I will check it again. These people need to be prosecuted for thier crimes.

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PermissionCorp Scammed

I rec'd phone call offering a $200 gas voucher just for trying out their service saying it would cost only $2.50 and could be cancelled within 30 days. I was STUPID of course & gave out my credit cd. #. I had to be away from home for about 2 weeks + due to severe health problem of my mom's and had to stay w/her night/day.
When I got back home, I reviewed the mail that had piled up. I opened up one from Central Rewards welcoming me their Ultimate Savings Plan and was told that I now had a Entertainment/Magazine Account established to the tune of a one time fee (unrefundable) of $25.00 and that for the next 48 months (for my convenience), my credit card would be chaged $49.95 and that first charge had already been sent to my credit card service along w/the $25.
I was furious because never did anyone say anything to me about magazines (which I never prescribe to because I don't have the time to even read them unless I choose to pick one up at a store).
Some of the mags I've never even heard of before & certainly never would have selected!
I called telling them I wanted to cancel because I had never agreed to what they charged my card with & that I'd send mags back. They said too late because I only had 10 days to cancel. When I asked if they even considered someone might not have access to their mail for that length of time, they said I should have called them even when I said I was informed I had 30 days, not 10 days. They told me the charges would remain on my card and would cancel.
I called the next day and talked to Marco somebody & explained it all again. He said he saw where I had cancelled the day before & although they couldn't refund the two charges that the other rep had voided the balance of my account. I asked him what balance & he said the $2, 000 remaining for the 48 mos. of service! This is the most outrageous thing I've ever had happen to me. It sure taught me a lesson but am about $75 in the hole with nothing to show for it exept my ignorance.
They're suppose to call me back w/recording of the original conversation...that should be interesting.

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PermissionCorp Theives

I received a phone from some lady offering me a free 100 voucher to check out their services, which she said was (I.D. Protective Service)I then listened to her sales pitch which was probably a big mistake. During this conversation she never mentioned Cental Rewards she just kept talking aabout a voucher. Then she wanted me to verify some information saying I authorized her selling me something but not sure. I blundtly told her "I don't authorized you to take anything from my account" she went on "OH we do not want to take anything its just for you to check out". Heres the catch! they are affiliated with Central Rewards the sales pitch is from I.D.Protective and Central Rewards then debits your account, I called to request my money back into my account their not applying. I have all phone conversations recorded on my Android G2 so if any discrepencies arised I have proof. I already filed dispute with my bank and Im getting a new card.These are the phone numbers aquainted with these rip-off-artist.[protected]...[protected]...[protected], these people are good at their game and they will toss a lot of crap at you but Don't let them get you, , , they need to be stopped and arrested, shut down..

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Shaketia Robinson
Jonesboro, US
Aug 03, 2011 3:01 pm EDT

I totally agree with you, I just got scammed too. First of all, I never received the vouchers, but about 5 magazines came through my mail with no return address. I don't even read magazines! I had lost my debit card and got a new one, thank God, and now they are calling my phone with these uneccessary bullying tatics telling me that they are sending my case to collection agency for $1400. Something about I agreed to a 5year contract. They will never see that money. I have sent a dispute to the BBB, and all three credit agencies. I pray someone reads this and learns from my mistake.

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Ready To Sue!!!
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May 19, 2011 6:12 pm EDT

The same thing happened to me except I NEVER agreed to check out their services! The guy who called said he wanted to give me the $100 gift card for "being a good customer" (referring to my visa card). He said there was no obligation to me, I just needed to verify my address for him to send my $100 card. I very hesitantly gave him my address. Then I start seeing all these charges to the card. $4.95 +$4.95 + $25.00 + $49.96 +$1.00 = $85.86 ! I called the 800 #'s on the charges to find out I was signed up for benefits programs and magazines, which was never authorized or even discussed! I had to cancel my visa card so the charges would stop and now I'm going through hell to try to get the charges reversed. I wish I could sue the pants off of everyone involved. This is totally misleading and fraudulent business!

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Our verdict: Complaints Board's review suggests PermissionCorp is mostly legit with an 73% trust score, signaling it's safe for transactions. Yet, with a resolve complaints rating below 0% caution is advised. Before engaging with PermissionCorp, reviewing user feedback and how PermissionCorp addresses complaints can provide deeper insights. Always protect personal and financial information when interacting online, especially with PermissionCorp. Trust, but verify.

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PermissionCorp Scam

So i got a txt message from [protected] saying i won $200 gas card for a one time fee of 2.95, well thanks to the net, i asked the name of there company and googled it and sure enough it was a scam, they actually charge your card 39.95 a month, and legally you agreed by giving them the right when you agree to the face 200 gas card, and when they give you the cancel your subscription number, and believe it or not, its a wrong number, all i can say is THANK YOU GOD for the internet, stupid foriegners, know i think we all kno how most of them are rich there dirty lil #$T^%^# So please be careful what you do, and always look the company up before hand

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MEM11
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Aug 21, 2018 2:12 am EDT
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7 years i have been a member of rewards central now there is a technical problem and i cannot complete any surveys. For some reason they think i am in another country.
I have contacted customer support and getting no response so what should i do? Does it take months or years to get support is there any.
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OliviaA
Bradford, US
Feb 18, 2014 3:58 pm EST

I got a weird phone call from a man with an accent about three years ago claiming I had won something and he asked for my banking information. I said I couldn't give him my banking info and he could send me something in the mail if I won it and he hung up on me. I didn't ever check my online account because I always had a general idea of how much money I spent/had, but I realized my account was a lot lower than it should have been and I realized after a few months that I started having money coming out of my account and my bank figured out it was Central Rewards. The teller looked it up on the computer and saw all the complaints about them online and immediately cancelled my debit card and ordered me a new one. Then I started getting phone calls and bills of past due balances in the mail. Finally I started calling them over and over again and they said they were going to press harassment charges on me if I didn't quit calling and I said I'd press harassment charges on them for calling me more than once a day, plus fraud charges since I never authorized the transactions. They blocked my number after hanging up on me several times. This was over two years ago. Today, my ex husband, who works over an hour away from me, said his company got a bill in the mail with my name on it from them for almost $2, 000! I haven't been with him for years and he just got that job not too long ago. These people need to be stopped. They are taking money from innocent people and harassing them and whoever they know. It's ridiculous.

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jessiejewels51
Lake Como, US
Sep 09, 2011 7:48 pm EDT
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I just received a letter in the mail from Central rewards telling me I owe them $1398.88 and they will settle with me for $419.66 on a "Settlement Amount" with them...These people are actually getting away with "Robbery". I called them back after hearing their "little speech 2 days later and realized it was all about magazines...and told them "I did not want want any part of this "program" or whatever they want to call it. I even made a note the date I called them, the 1st time, and then called them back again 13 days later and spoke to a Supervisor and got his name, and he assured me the account was closed . This lady says to me today, how can you close an account that hasn't even been open yet, becausr the date on your letter is 2 days AFTER you cancelled the account! And by the way we don't have any men working here and that is not our number? So you need to send me a copy of your phone records that you actually called us then and fax them to me and we willl go from there...my response to her was NO! I want you to just SUE ME! Try getting your money from someone on Disability...she said we won't sue you, it will go on your record as a bad debit...I said OH REALLY...CAUSE I"M GOING TO SUE YOU! And she hung UP...I for one am tired of these people scamming us descent people!

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Judith Gibbs
, US
Apr 18, 2011 12:31 pm EDT

They not only took the 1.99 x 2 that I was expecting, but also 9.99 and 25.00 (for some mag company that ! have no knowlege of). I've started a fraud claim with my bank and had my credit card cancelled and reissued with a new acct. number.

I've been unable to reach a human on the other end of any of the supplied numbers. Also, the tel no they provided to cancel the offer is ALWAYS at least a 20 min plus wait time. The call disconnected before my place in cue comes up.

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Renee Rose
Columbus, US
Sep 07, 2011 11:02 pm EDT

The company called and said that I was awarded $200.00 in Gas! Little did I know that they would debit account for $2.95 processing fee 39.95 Membership fee and $25.00 one time fee for some stupid magazines. This company is a scam and really you DO NOT GET $200 BECAUSE YOU HAVE TO SPEND $50 WITH DIFFERENT COMPANIES AND THEY WILL SEND YOU $25.00 EACH TIME. How do companies rip people off like this? How do they stay in business? I hope that this will help anyone and feel that I was scammed

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Sharice
Lubbock, US
Oct 03, 2011 1:07 pm EDT

I was told several times by the co. representatives that if I decided to cancel my membership I would still be able to use the $200. gas redemption vouchers. When I called to cancel they told me I had to be an active member to use them. I pointed out that was not what I had been told. I was told they could not help what I had been told and that it was incorrect. I later looked at my bank activity to see they had w/drawn $39.99 from my account even though I had cancelled. This was to pay for magazines I didn't want. I went to www.ultimatesavingsplus.com, used the user name and password and received message that they were invalid.
I am planning to contact the appropriate agency and report this.

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Louise77
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Sep 09, 2011 8:15 pm EDT

Good for you.

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