Idprosup.com review: Bank theft 205

Your complaint lacks information, it's almost as if it has no basis. But if you say so, then let me tell you this. If you check the site, you'll find everything you need to know about the loan deal. Not only that, you'll be able to explore your options. So now tell me, did you really read everything? Because if you did, then you won't be complaining.

You may be paying close attention to your bank account, but you sure didn't do well on the company's site. Didn't it say that it's going to be autopayment? If you don't want to use autopay, then why did you sign up? And also, when you cancel, you also make some kind of a payment. So what are you so surprised about? Check the site again if you must and maybe you'll see whose fault it really is. Don't blame the company. You've been careless and it's all your fault.

Didn't they do what they're just supposed to do? You applied for a loan, so that means you agreed to the terms and conditions of the company and the id theft protection plan. So they have every right to withdraw money from your account. Why, I had no complaints when I signed up for a deal with them. They are very helpful. I think you didn't read the terms and conditions and the disclaimer, that's why you have no idea why money is being withdrawn from your account.

You unintentionally signed up for the ID Theft Protection Plan when you applied for a loan because you didn't read what the terms and conditions are. You also have the option not to sign up for the plan, but you can only find that option if you really read. Honestly, I don't know why many don't notice the disclaimer, when it's there on the front page and written in the most obvious way.

When you apply for a loan, you have two options, either to sign up for the ID Theft Protection Plan or not. But rather than checking your options, you probably just clicked continue and so the company automatically signed you up for the ID Theft Protection Plan. See, it pays to read everything before clicking anything. Hope this serves as a lesson.

You call it a scam the minute you see it on your bank account. Didn't you even bother to check the site again and see if it's not stated on the terms and conditions? I know it's there because I personally saw it when I applied for a loan. And I know it's for the ID Theft Protection Plan. If you just read carefully, you'll know what you're getting yourself into. It's not the company's problem if you get caught into something you don't want to. After all, they made it clear that it's autopayment.

How can you say it's illegal when you authorized them to do so? Didn't you read the terms and conditions? How about the disclaimer? The $ 31.98 is for the ID Theft Protection Plan. It's clearly written on the website what that is for, so you can't just say that it's illegal or scam or whatever. If you don't know what that's for, it's your fault. You should've read all the important stuff before signing up for a deal. Don't blame the company.

The company only did what it's supposed to do. I applied for a loan with them and they take $31.98 from my account every month for the ID Theft Protection Plan. I don't see anything wrong with that. After all, they stated on the website what that amount is for. And it's autopayment. So if you click the continue button, you authorize them to do it.

Why don't you check the website again and see what it's all about. Coz for all I know, it's there. I saw it myself when I applied for a loan with them. It's a good company that offers security like no other. I don't know why so many people keep missing the terms and conditions when it's very important to know and understand them. You can't take the blame on the company. It's your fault, and the best thing to do is admit it.

Why are you asking the company to correct your mistake when they're only doing what you both agreed upon? Isn't it better if you just admit it's your fault instead of blaming the company of scam? You failed to read everything and now you don't know what those charges are for. It's all on the website, you can't miss it unless you really intended to.

You know that by clicking the "continue" button, you agreed to the terms and conditions of the company. In a way, you authorized them to withdraw that amount from your account. It's posted on the website. If you don't know about it, don't blame the company. The best thing you can do is learn from your mistake and admit it.

If you applied for a loan, it must have been with a financial matching service, which matches you up with an independent loan company. The $31.98 is for the ID Theft Protection Plan, which I think is very useful. Try visiting the site again to see what I mean. It's on the front page, just above the continue button. You wouldn't really miss it unless you didn't pay attention at all and just clicked "continue". Rather than blaming the company, why don't you just admit that you've been careless and didn't read everything you need to read? The company is only doing what it's supposed to do. You should've done your part.

I'm sorry if you're experiencing trouble with your account now. But I think you didn't read carefully the terms and conditions regarding your loan application. If you just did, then you would have an idea why the company is deducting such an amount from your account.

Are you sure it's just the company's fault? You might have overlooked important stuff posted on the site and now you're blaming the company. Why don't you try to be more honest and admit that you didn't read the terms and conditions carefully? The company has nothing to do with it. If they're charging you now, and you don't know what that's for, it's your fault. Why don't you visit the site again and read everything you need to read?

If you applied for a loan online, the site must be a financial matching service. Your info was given out to independent loan companies. Check the site again and look for the disclaimer. Since you didn't know what the amount deducted was for, it seems you didn't read everything. Well, this is a lesson for you.

You don't know simply because you didn't fully understand the terms and conditions. If you just took time to read, you will have an idea what those amounts are for. You may not have given permission to anyone to autopay anything, but you just did, when you clicked the "continue" button. Again, if you just read, you'll know what I'm talking about.

You obviously don't know what you're talking about. They are not stealing money and they offer a very useful plan. You guys just don't know what you got yourselves into because you were so excited to click that continue button and now you end up with charges you think are fraudulent. If you just took the time to read the terms and conditions, the disclaimer, and everything there is to read, you won't be in that situation now. There's no one to blame but yourselves.

Did you even consider that maybe you're the one at fault? There's a big possibility that you missed something really important. Because the site has everything there is to know about it. All the transactions are posted on the first page. Check the site again and read carefully. Rather than accusing the site as scam, you should consider that maybe it's your mistake after all. And in this case, it's pretty obvious.

Read everything on the site first before applying for a loan. That's the problem with so many of you. You just can't wait to click that continue button. It pays to know the terms and conditions. And now you don't know what that $31.98 is for because you probably didn't read the terms and the disclaimer. That's a lesson learned for you.

You don't need to look closely to see where the terms and conditions are. There's a notice just above the continue button and it says what the $31.98 is all about. There's another one below, which is the disclaimer. See, if you just read carefully, you'll not wonder what's being charged on your account.

You authorized the company to take that amount from your bank account by clicking "continue". It means you signed up for a deal and agreed to the terms and conditions. Now if you have no idea what that amount is for, then I bet you didn't read the terms and conditions and the disclaimer. It wouldn't even take you a long time to do so. I saw it myself and it was written in the simplest terms and it was on the first page.

If you guys dont know why you're being charged such amounts, doesnt it only mean that you dont know what you got yourselves into? You just click continue without reading the terms and conditions. That would really be troublesome. Check the site again and see what the deal is all about. It's all written there.

I also had a deal with this company, and it was good. Everything went fine. Are you sure you've read the terms and conditions? Everything you need to know about the deal is there. If you're complaining of fraud, you just might have missed something. Although that's very unlikely, since it's up on the front page for everyone to see.

I don't get it why you people think you're being scammed when it's just a simple case of carelessness on your part. Are you sure you've read the terms and conditions? Are you sure you understood the disclaimer? If you just did, then you wouldn't end up with these problems. And besides, there's an option there if you don't wanna get the ID theft protection plan. You should've chosen it in the first place.

Before accusing the company of fraud, why don't you check the site again? I can't believe so many people think they're scammed when in fact, they just failed to read the important stuff. I dunno how they could even miss it, when it's all on the front page of the site. It wouldn't even take you a long time to read and understand everything.

You must have applied for a loan on a different site and that site matched you with a lender. You should have read the terms and conditions first. I'm sure it's all written there. Rather than accusing the company of fraud or whatever, why don't you look at yourself first? You're the one at fault but you refuse to admit it.

The company is only doing what it's supposed to be doing. Since you signed up for a deal with them, it's only obvious that they should follow what you both agreed to do. If they're taking out $31.98 from your account, it's simply because you signed up for the deal. If you don't know what that's for, then it means you didn't really understand the terms and conditions. It's on the front page of the website, it's amazing so many people still fail to notice it. Sheesh.

You can say I'm pretty much upset with all these complaints myself. But the saddest thing is, you guys keep blaming the company for your own mistakes. You'd like to think that you're all victims of some scam, when in fact, you're not. It's a simple case of carelessness. You failed to read the terms and conditions and so you don't have an idea why you're being charged with such amounts. Now you think the company just pulled it off somewhere. The site has everything important posted on it. You just have to read them. If you didn't, then it's not the company's fault. Please be honest and stop blaming the company.

Why do you keep saying they withdrew money from you without your consent? It's common sense that when you sign up for a deal with them, you agree to their terms and conditions. Now if you don't and just sign up, then suffer the consequences of your negligence. It's as simple as that. Stop blaming the company.

Why don't you guys try to be a little more honest? You keep saying you didn't know about what the $31.98 was for, when in fact, it's on the first page of the site. Try visiting the site again and read the notice. It's a lesson to all of you who keeps clicking and clicking without even reading. Stop blaming the company. It's obvious you guys are at fault here.

From what I see, it looks like you guys failed to understand the terms and conditions and just signed up for a deal without even reading the disclaimer. I had a deal with the company too, and everything went out just fine. I mean, I wasn't surprised when they took $31.98 from my account because that was simply what I signed up for. And I personally think the ID theft protection program is really helpful. Stop blaming the company and admit your carelessness.

I don't see anything wrong with them taking out $31.98 from your bank account. After all, you signed up for a deal with them, and as far as the company's concerned, you agreed with their terms and conditions by clicking the "continue" button. This is no fraud or scam or whatsoever. It's a simple case of negligence on your part. You didn't read carefully and you didn't understand the terms and conditions and now you're blaming the company. Why don't you be a little bit honest and admit your mistakes instead of taking it out on the company?

Are you sure you didn't? Just by clicking the "continue" button, it means you agreed to each and every term and condition presented by the company. It means you gave them permission to charge your account. If you just read, you wouldn't go through all these troubles.

I wish i found this website before I ordered from this site. I order from them back in december and never got anything. Im a fuc ken college student, I dont have money. I got lucky and found a legit site for fake ids. www.canadancc.com .I was able to track my order till i got it in the mail. I hope this will help people out in there search for a legit fake id site. Dont get ripped off.

I just received a $31.98 into my checking unauthorized and don't know how to get it removed? Help.

Vernice Ford
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I not speaking inglish, you company out money the my bank, i need for what, i not buy nothing in you company. What happing.

Well the same thing happened to me, last month, i called my bank about this, they checked on it i filed a fraudulent report thru my bank and after a couple of weeks the bank refunded my money and the fee. But they did it again this month, i went to the website and cancel but i still beleive they need to be stopped, so i am calling the BBB as soon as possible and i thing everybody that got defrauded by this company should do it and hopefully, they can get caught.

THEY ARE USING DIFFERENT NAMES TO SCAM PEOPLE .. THE OTHER NAME IS IDTHECS.COM

THIS NEEDS TO STOP.. I PUT A STOP PAYMENT LAST MONTH NOW I HAVE TO DO THE SAME THIS MONTH..

I don't know how these people got my bank information and they keep trying to take 31.98 out of my account and my bank is charging me fees due to this problem. I cannot use my account because I refuse to let these people whoever they are take my money. I support four children. I did not ask for their service nor give them permission to debit my account! What do I do to stop this?

I AM COMPLAINING. SOMEONE HAS ILLEGALLY BEEN TAKING MONEY FROM AN ACCOUNT AT WACHOVIA. IT MUST BE STOPPED NOW! THANK YOU. PLEASE CONTACT MY BANK AT WACHOVIA AND THEY WILL CONFIRM THAT THIS WAS AN ILLEGAL WITHDRAWAL. I DO NOT HAVE A DEBIT CARD. THANK YOU!