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Os Action Line review: Big scam! 62

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They send a brochure that you have to pay for. They then use the credit card info to bill customer for fictitious services.

Back in May 2006, I asked for an OSactionline brochure to be sent to my home and I paid the postage using my credit card. The brochure came and I was not interested in their service so I threw it away after reading it. It contained no invoice, no account number, no order confirmation, no contract. I never intended to buy any service from OSactionline, never received any service from them, never created an account with them, never agreed to have them charge my debit card. Then I left for Europe in July 06 and returned in January 07 only to find that this company and its affiliates had scammed me little by little of over $800 by randomly taking different amounts of my account under different names at random dates. My husband kept thinking I was spending the money in Europe and put cash whenever it was overdrawn. They never communicated any of their business to me, by email, phone or letter (no invoice, no statement, just no communication). They just helped themselves in cash until it went noticed. OS Action line seems to have many faces and affiliates and debited my account under different names.

The affiliates of OSactionline are:

*ONLINSUPLIER GOLETA ([protected])
*ONLINE SUPPLIER [protected])
*ONLINESUPPL [protected])
*ONLINE SUPLR([protected]) LONG BEACH
*OS ACTION LINE [protected])
*OSACTIONLIN [protected])
*NEWAVE, INC. [protected])
*NEWAVE, INC. [protected])
*BUYDISCOUNT.COM LONG B

Update by ariane freville
Mar 01, 2007 8:59 pm EST

Hi! Thanks for the tips. osactionline and its disciples are part of a publicly traded company name cnsumer loyalty group. Their stocks are less than $1, how surprising. Don't forget to complain on the bbb. They are serious about rating companies (os is an F so far) and I go a little bit of money back through their mediation tool. They need to go down!

Update by ariane freville
Mar 01, 2007 12:00 am EST

I have been scamed recently of about $800 from osactionline and its disciples. I have been fighting to get my money back and I have some suggestions for the next scammed "customer".
1. Immediatly cancel your credit card or debit card before calling them (reverse charges can still go through if they decide to reimburse you at least that is what happened on my debit card) I say before you call them to cancel because that is when they charged me twice.
2. Call your credit card company or bank and file a fraudulent charges complaint. They are limited to 4 months back in banks (I don't know for credit cards). That is how I got most of my money back.
3. Call osactionline and threaten that you are taking action, use any leverage you may have and good arguments. The truth will do because they exactly know the scam they are performing. Cancel your "account" at osactionline and don't forget the other affiliates (buydiscount, etc...) They may reimburse you some money right away. I got some that way.
3. Go on the bbb (they already are an F rating), ripoff.com, and google search other national complaint websites, and cut and paste your complaint everywhere. You may avoid future scams like that. The bbb is a mediation tool. They will send your complaint to osactioline and you may get some more cash back. I did.
4. I did not go to the police or the attorney general, but it is a good idea.
5. Write to ebay to let them know what this company claiming to work with them does. Ebay does not mess around, so I can help.
6. osactioline are part of a publicly traded company whose name is consumer loyalty group. Their stocks are below 1 dollar, which is not surprising, but write to them, to let them know that YOU know. I am sure there is a way to formally complain about a dishonest public company and they could go down.
7. Do not give up. If you don't care about the money, think about the future scams and how you felt when you first found out.

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Valerie
US
Jan 04, 2007 12:00 am EST

After receiving two emails to try to get me to confirm a membership; I sent a written cancellation request as a reply email. BIG MISTAKE!

They did send me answer email with a message stating they had cancelled my request; even giving me a cacellation ID number of [protected]. All of this took place on March 23, 2006.

Then, the monthly charges of $59.95 started on 4/16/06 under the name of ONLINESUPLRA; continuing on 5/12/06, and 6/12/06. After several phone calls, and "cancellation numbers", the charges continued; but on 7/11/06 the name listed was NEWAVE, INC. I called again, emailed again - but the charges continued on 8/17/06, 9/12/06, 10/11/06 and 11/17/06 under a different name of OSACTIONLINE.

I never authorized these charges, and as you can see, I cancelled over and over and over again. As of today, 1/4/06, I went to their website, and sent an email demanding a refund of all of these charges. I have also filed a dispute and a letter describing these fraudulent charges with my credit card company.

BEWARE! This is one big fraudulent company, and I am now in pursuit. I have had it. I will continue to file reports anywhere I possibly can. I have the copy of my email with my cancellation number; proof that they have fraudulently billed me.

I will update as soon as I hear something from my bank. PLEASE, save yourself some big money!

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Christine Parrella
Jan 16, 2007 12:00 am EST

January 16,2007 I rec'd a card in the mail stating I now belong to OSActionLine.They have membership # [protected]. The card stated to contact a "coach" @ [protected]. At the bottom, the card stated this is a 14 day trail otherwise ,I would be charged 59.95 per month until I called to cancel. I called, [protected]. I was on hold for over 20 minutes and no one ever came to the phone. I never ordered this and have no idea of what this is. I have cancelled credit cards and contacted my bank immediately. These scam artist should be fined and then put their ### in jail. I want something done . I also blame comcast,my internet provider,since a virus was in my computer.They sent out a tech but comcast did not want to change my e-mail! Even though I told them someone was using my password. Christine Parrella

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Bruce Dame
Jan 27, 2007 12:58 pm EST

Just got the card in the mail from "OS Actionline". Like others I did not order it . This is a total scam! They better not "Bill" me for that monthly amount. Can't something be done about them? Bruce from Austin, Texas

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Lisa Marsh
Feb 07, 2007 7:59 am EST

You pay shipping for a brochure/two-week trial of their services (which I still don't know what they are as I never received a brochure or any materials of that nature). I have never received anything from this company and have subsequently NOT used their services and I have been charged twice now $49.95 USD billed under two different companies (with REALLY SIMILAR NAMES).

This company bills as one of the following:

*ONLINSUPLIER GOLETA ([protected])
*ONLINE SUPPLIER [protected])
*ONLINESUPPL [protected])
*ONLINE SUPLR([protected]) LONG BEACH
*OS ACTION LINE [protected])
*OSACTIONLIN [protected])
*NEWAVE, INC. [protected])
*NEWAVE, INC. [protected])
*BUYDISCOUNT.COM LONG B.

This is an INTERNATIONAL SCAM.

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Henry Kiesman
Feb 19, 2007 1:04 pm EST

How do I get my money back from onlinesupplier [protected]). They took $49.95 twice from me. My Visa is looking into them as well as others.

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Wilian
Feb 21, 2007 11:09 am EST

Have the same problem here - $49.95 !

First of all, send an cancellation e-mail to the company where you bought the "product". Then, call the number behind your credit card and they'll ask for a cancellation proof. Send a copy of that e-mail to the credit card company and they'll cancel the transaction.

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Feb 21, 2007 2:49 pm EST

Why is this scam company not closed by the state or the authorities? This is weird as they are even linking themselves with companies like Ebay.

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Andrew Ellis
Feb 22, 2007 7:21 am EST

Yea this company ripped me off and i don't even know how they got my card number. i have some of the things from my card statement.

> 02/20/2007 03:37:01 8009309932OnlinSuplier [protected] CA $-60.25
> 02/19/2007 03:42:31 8009309932OnlinSuplier [protected] CA $-60.25

I called there [protected] number and all i got was a we will be with you in a moment than 30 seconds later it always hangs up.

I'm making a police report and I've called my credit card company.

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Mike Grimes
Feb 22, 2007 6:10 pm EST

I just called them after noticing it on my credit card statement...I finally got through and cancelled it...they sent me an email that said it was cancelled, so I'm hoping that it is...I'm going to go ahead and send the email to my credit card to ensure it...but I signed up for the service initially for the 1.95 service, and then didn't' think it would of continued, yet it literally has went on for like 3 months...They took 150.00 from my account, and yeah...

I wonder if they will reimburse me in the end... I'm hoping...

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Josephine
Feb 22, 2007 8:57 pm EST

Has anyone got an email address for OnlinSupplier ([protected])? I need their email address to tell them to stop debiting my credit card. They are running some sort of scam and they need to be stopped.

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Rania Kilany
Feb 23, 2007 7:48 am EST

I have the same problem. Someone must take an action toward this fraud transactions, Thanks God i discovered this transaction early so i could cancel it from my bank before they send the money to these bad people. I found 49.95 $ on my Master Money Hold and I'm sure i didn't any online purchases with this amount of money. I went to my bank and i check and cancel the transaction then i closed my card to open a new one.

I tried to call this phone number but no answer, and they put me on hold then hang up.

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Bradley Henson
Feb 24, 2007 12:04 am EST

I am in the same boat you are all in...

I cut and paste this from their website, onlinesupplier.com It is located in the "Terms and conditions of sale."

Customer Service Toll-Free Number: [protected]

You agree to pay all fees associated with this service, including the activation/shipping and handling fee and the monthly web hosting fee of $49.95. For all charges for services on this site, we will bill your credit card or checking/savings account provided to us at activation. Activation/shipping and handling charges will be billed to the account you have provided us at the time of activation and reoccurring charges will be billed after your 14-day trial and every 30 days thereafter unless you contact customer service to cancel your membership.

This was located under the "Contact us" tab:

To contact us, you may call us at [protected]. For international orders the telephone number is: [protected]. You can send an email directly to memberservices@osprocessing.com

This guy might be behind the scam...I found his name in the "Terms and conditions of use" Section 8

Designated Agent for Claimed Infringement:

Paul R. Huff, Esq.
30 S. La Patera Lane, Suite 7
Goleta, CA 93117
Tel: [protected]
E-mail: privacy@commerceplanet.com

But the one that really gets my panties in a bunch is... (located in the faq section)

Q: How do I cancel my membership?
A: Its easy! Just call our excellent customer service department and your membership will be cancelled on the spot, no questions asked.

Worse come to worse, I live about 20 minutes from Goleta. If you all and I don't get our money back, I will have to pay a visit to Mr. Huff.

I will keep you all posted...

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Matt Carey
Feb 26, 2007 5:00 pm EST

This company said that they do not have access to our credit card info. It was provided them by a 3rd party, what the hell is that about? They charged me with the $1.95 charge also and I told them to reverse it and to completely delete me out of their database and to never charge me for anything ever again or else I would turn this matter over to my attorney, which I still might do. Hopefully they will uphold to what they told me. This is very concerning though...

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Alan Larson
Feb 27, 2007 12:00 am EST

On February 26, 2007 I received 4 (!) separate membership account statements, all nearly identical, though only two as directly attributable to OSActionline.com. All used the same "trial" for a $1 with an automatic billing of a greater amount if I did not cancel with 14 days. This automatic billing ranged, depending upon the offer, from 19.95 to 59.95.

Calling the cancellation numbers has been, thus far, an exercise in futility, ranging from repeated disconnects to speaking with a person who pretended to not hear or understand anything I said to her. She heard me fine when I mentioned my state attorney generals office though...

I have been forced to cancel the credit card upon which this scam was initiated. I do not know if this company began this or if someone external to the company began ordering this by fraudulently using my credit card, but I would wonder WHY, if it was someone external to the company, that the person would use MY home address?

I have filed a Credit Alert with one of the credit scoring clearinghouses, filed a complaint with my local police department, filed a complaint with my state.

This company/companies should be investigated thoroughly!

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Average Consumer
Feb 28, 2007 11:53 am EST

I just had an experience with this company that wasn't bad. I myself had fallen into the same scheme, and my charge card was charged. I called 800/831-3952 and Tiffany in customer service was extremely accommodating and resolved every issue I had. I will be recommending this to friends.

You really NEED TO READ THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS before you enter ANY information on the website.

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Dan from Montreal
Mar 03, 2007 1:02 pm EST

I had an interesting situation as well. The ad I saw offered an online business information brochure... I stress "ONLINE BROCHURE" for a $1.95. payable with my Visa card. They said there was no obligation to continue.. Ha! They gave me 14 days to cancel the member as they called it.. Tried without luck.. Answering machine..When I tried to call them to enquire why I was charged $59.97 I couldn't even get through.. for 2 weeks.. on a daily basis.. I called Visa to cancel.. Great here comes an investigation.. Blah.. Blah.. Blah.. In the end I had to stop using my card.. (Can you say freeze?) utill this mess was cleared up.. Visa sends me back my money.. Situation is resolved .. Right? NOT! Unfreeze the card and lo and behold, 2 MORE PAYMENTS AT ONCE!.. Christ.. when will it end? After a lot of verbal jousting with a floor supervisor, (with VISA on the line.. ya, Visa got through go figure) I got credited 2 months of charges and my "membership "was cancelled.In the end I lost $59.97 CND and $1.95 USD for looking at their site to start my own business. I guess I was "given the Business" These guys have a great scam going on.. I hope they rot in hell for it...

Here's the info that was on my card from these hacks:

8009309932ONLINSUPLIER [protected]

By the way.. This automatic membership is NOT legal in Canada. I assume that this sort of crap is legislated in the states. No doubt at the state level. Looks like a scam a polition can get paid off about...

Needless to say..I wont be looking at anymore US memberships for a while...

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Claire Whitehouse
Mar 06, 2007 4:35 am EST

I have exactly the same problem. The credit card company I'm with say that this is a perfectly legitimate transaction as far as they arent concerned and wont do ANYTHING about it (Capital one - UK Credit Card Company)

They say i have to phone and cancel myself. How am i supposed to phone from the uk? That'll cost a LOT of money ad i probably wont even be able to get through.

I didnt sign up for anything.

TOTAL SCAM!

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Delaine Duffey
Mar 06, 2007 8:14 am EST

This is the biggest rip off artist that I have ever came across! I agree with alot of these complaints that they should rot in hell for what they are doing to innocent people who were just inquiring about a on-line business, and then get scammed like this! I have already went to my bank to get a new card issued, and heaven forbid they get a hold of this number! My banker finally got one of the people to actually answer the phone. They would always keep me on hold, or hang up on me. I have already signed one affidavit for two charges. One was for 49.95, and 59.95. Before I got the card cancelled they put another charge on my card for 49.95! The guy that answered the phone was named Lewis. He said he would refund the amount of the last charge of 49.95, but couldn't refund the other two, because it had been too long! I told him," oh yes he could "and he would! He done alot of stuttering over the phone, and would keep asking me to hold. He never could give me a answer for what the charges were. I was so hot and bothered by this man! After arguing with him on the phone , I finally told him that I had better have all my money refunded to me or else and I hung up on him. I hope someone can take these people down (in court).

I wish everyone else in this scam of all scams luck!

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Donal j Hayes
Mar 06, 2007 4:15 pm EST

I was greeted with $500.00 costco reward and membership card. If I would just answer several questions. The $1.98 for a packet of crap! charged to my card. And in fine print $49.mo. billing I want out and I want the reward for going thru this ###!

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Dee Brown
Mar 07, 2007 6:47 am EST

I have the same problem were an online ad for your own business offering an ebay starter tool kit for free and you only had to pay the shipping and handling fee of $1.95 and it is a one time offers so i paid with my debit card. I haven't received any thing . They have been trying to charged monies to my card but wasn't able because there wasn't any monies on the card i was about to post monies on to the card when i notice that this company has been trying to charged monies to me with out asking my first or sending me any email and i haven't received the start toolkit. They tried four time to charged $49.95 an for every time it was declined. These are the days they try 03/06/07, 02/28/07, 02/22/07 and 02/16/07 that every 6 days. I was lucky that i didn't place any monies onto my card.

Here is the info that on my card statement:
8009309932ONLINSUPLIER800-9309932.

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Sueli Oliveira
Mar 08, 2007 11:06 am EST

I received in mine cartaõ from I credit a collection of 49,95 would like to know of what it is treated and as they had gotten I number it of my card?

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Betty Lim
Mar 10, 2007 10:07 am EST

Found the information useful as I myself has also been scammed by the same company.

Have contacted my credit card company to block the card. Trying to reverse the USD 49.95 charge but dont think I will be successful. Treat it as a lesson learnt to be more careful in future.

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Krys Leon
Mar 12, 2007 2:07 am EDT

Had the same problem, they scammed $100US from my card. I made the choice to call them. At least it didn't take long to get through considering I called them at 1am US time. ( I don't even live in the states).

If you just stay cool and try and remain polite you don't get hung up on. (Not that I make it a hobby to call these lying ###, but just try and stay cool.) I'm glad to see the backs of them though I'm still yet to see if they continue to charge my card next month.. All the best to the rest of you.

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Andrew
Mar 14, 2007 6:31 am EDT

Absolutely have received nothing and are disputing through my credit card company in Australia. If its too good to be true it usually is.

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Teresa B
Mar 16, 2007 9:07 am EDT

Yet another complaint – Wow, this is horrible that there are so many of us. I received my credit card statement the other day and had a $1.95 charge. I could not figure out what it was. I googled the company and found all you guys on her. After reading your complaints I decide to call the number and see what they had to say. I also spoke to a Lewis (same as one of you did), he said that I had signed up to receive a kit on how to sale wholesale products online. When he mentioned this, it did trigger my memory of signing up to receive a kit. The only reason I signed up to get the kit was because I was suppose to get a $50.00 Home Depot Card off of a survey site if I ordered something from one of their sponsors. I decide to get the kit sent to me to see what the company was about. I never received the kit and honestly forgot about the transaction until the credit card bill came.

I called my credit card company to cancel the credit card number. My credit card company said there was a pending charge of $150 showing, but had not actually been posted. He said if it does get posted I can send in a complaint on the charge.

Lewis told me that I should have called when I did not receive my kit. I told him I did not have a phone number call him. Thanks to you guys, I was able to get a contact number. Hopefully there will be no charges that I have to argue with. I asked Lewis how he could sleep at night working for such a dishonest company. He said he sleeps very well. I guess he gets paid well seeing has how every gets charged at least $51.90 (1.95 + 49.95) for nothing.

I hate that things like this happen. I actually own two eCommerce stores and it is companies like this that make people leery of shopping online and hurt the legitimate eCommerce stores on the web.

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Gill Aldridge
Mar 16, 2007 11:47 pm EDT

I am from South Africa and have had the same problem, I have been debited by 8009309932ONLINSU01 OF [protected] CA FOUR TIMES. I have no idea who they are and have not received any services for what I'm paying for. I contacted my bank and they opened up a fraud case and reimbursed my account and stopped further payment. They took almost $200 from my account and the amount varies from month to month. This is a scam so BE CAREFUL.

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Alice
Mar 17, 2007 6:33 pm EDT

I live in Australia and have had the same problem with this company! I signed up for the 1.95 dollar thing and thought that was it! But have had 1x 49.94 US dollars deducted from my account already! I rang my credit card company Mastercard through the commonwealth bank and they said they couldn't do anything about it (ie block the company, refund my money) and that i have to contact online supplier themselves. I have written two emails now for them cancel my account and they have received no reply. I have also attempted ringing them on the 1800 number...but didn't get through (i am assuming so because I'm in Australia)?.

Can someone tell me how i can ring them via the [protected] number from Australia? Are there numbers i have to put in prior to ringing that number?

This is just totally ridiculous!

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JW
Mar 18, 2007 5:01 pm EDT

Today, after calling [protected], I was connected very quickly to Alex, operator 3206, who informed me that the charge originated from eBay. I told him I had no clue how that happened and I didn't authorize any charge. He cancelled my membership, gave me a deactivation#, and said he would issue a credit for all the charges that would take 3-5 business days to show up on my statement. He was very pleasant and I had no problem. I will let you know if I don't receive the credits within 5 days.

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Michael Creswick
Mar 19, 2007 9:21 pm EDT

I have just been charged $49.95US ($63.31Aus) plus conversion charges by 8009309932onlinsuplier for a product/service that I have no recollection of purchasing or receiving. I'm in Australia and the credit company can't do any thing for me. What do I do, who do I call. Can somebody please help?

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Maurie Green
Mar 25, 2007 6:44 pm EDT

Looks like i am not the only to get bitten by these conmen. Seems its going to be almost impossible to get our money back. I have changed all my card details. Seems a shame for this to happen as it deters anyone from doing surveys or purchasing anything on the net.Hope someone stops them. Cheers

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Andrew
Mar 27, 2007 3:16 am EDT

Ring the no on your statement add relevant codes ie 0011 dont use the 1800 no it does not work give your cancelled card no and they will probably refund you probably cost you 20 bucks in ph calls but check California time on google first. Also be patient they may not talk good english and be nice... Seems to have worked for me follow ph call with card co in a few days to see what happened and note receipt no etc if you cant figure out rest of no ring telstra.

Good luck, i did get money back

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Ricky Lee Twose
Mar 30, 2007 9:58 am EDT

I'm having problems and i dont know where the money is gone to, its shown on my statement taken out $49.95 twice from:

8009309932ONLINSUPLIER [protected] CA
80070661681INVESTINSUCE [protected] CA

And $29.95 taken from
8009303520BUYDISCOUNT [protected] CA

How can i get my money back from them which i never orders anythings from them? And how can i find out where this coming from and to contact them for refunds?

Ricky, UK

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Gunnar Kallstrom
Mar 31, 2007 2:00 pm EDT

I'm in the same situation as all of you. I looking at my checking account transactions and noticed that three times $49.95 was taken out of my account. Two of them said 8009309932ONLINSUPLIER [protected] CA and the other one said FGNTWRK [protected] [protected] UT.

I called the Customer Service Toll-Free Number: [protected] and an operator came on the phone right away. I told her that I wanted this ### cancelled right away and I dont want to be billed anymore. She was very nice and cancelled it right then. I'm just waiting to see now if I am billed anymore, and if I am Im going to be irate. She also told me that if you read the fine print it says that they are going to bill you all these charges. They reimbursed me one of the 49.95 charges, or at least she said she was going to. So... good luck to all of you.

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nevergiveaname2
Dundee, GB
Apr 03, 2007 7:50 am EDT

I've only just discovered this problem that dates back to December.

I was charged £1.00 in December and then 4 lots of $49.95. I have spoken to my bank and they have advised that I go to Visa and complain. Which I have done.

I have written the letter.

So I phone the company and after discussion it turns out that they do have my bank details. Neither my wife and I know where they got them from. They even have my e-mail address - but it is one I have not used for over 4 months (I changed it due to spam, but I am on the same domain).

So operator 3233 was very polite and told me that when I signed up (I didn't) - I was supposed to cancel within 14 days or else I would be charged monthly. Cancel what? I have no idea.

After a lengthy discussion the operator cancelled my account and the cancellation e-mail was sent - however to the address that is long gone. So maybe I will not see this address. I have now updated my letter to Visa, but am still going to send it.

And all this following a program on the BBC last night about card fraud and how neither the Police nor card companies will do anything. Luckily you guys and this website were around.

Cheers

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Peter Kennedy
Apr 05, 2007 2:21 pm EDT

I have the same problem and know exactly how it happened. I paid $2.95 for a catalogue to this company by debit card. Below the debit card form out of your screen vision (without scrolling down) is another form prefilled with ticks in the boxes agreeing to a $49.95 and another $ payment if you send it you agree to these two payments to be taken monthly. If you untick these boxes you should only pay the $2.95. I found all this out before sending the form, then clicked on there terms and conditions then came back to the form and sent it. When you leave and return it reticks the boxes for you (so kind) and you sign up for the two monthly payments. I still need to stop the payments so with a few tips from above i will see what i can do. Bye

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Martin Brewin
Apr 07, 2007 2:00 am EDT

I don't even recall giving my card details to this company. So far they have taken £78 ($150) out of my account. I contacted my bank to see if they can put a block on paying this money out, they told me they couldn't, and that I would have to close my account and reopen a new one. So I phoned the bank up and told them I had lost my card, they canceled the one OS action line were using and issued me with a new card, the new card has a slightly different number on it, so when they try to take any more money, they will hit a brick wall Ha Ha.

Try this yourself, I don't now how your system in the US works, but it is worth the try.

I won't get my money back, but at least I have put a stop to them.

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nevergiveaname2
Dundee, GB
Apr 08, 2007 7:18 am EDT

Further to my post 4 days ago I can now confirm that 2 payments have been refunded. I have still sent my letter to Visa Disputes (Nationwide). They can decide what to do.

Martin - if they are taking a recurring Visa charge from your account then changing the card will not do anything (according to the Nationwide, UK). I asked them this - stop my wife's card - they told me it would not stop the payment.

Anyway, everything is now shut for me. Two repayments have come back, I am chasing the other two.

Good luck everyone. I'm still stumped as to how they get your bank details.

Gareth

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Stephanie Southwell
Apr 09, 2007 7:31 am EDT

Same thing happened to me! $49.95 for 6 months! But I called the company directly.[protected]. Spoke to Maurice (#1331) And after threatening the Better Business Bureau on the company they are reimbursing my credit card for every penny! Don't let these guys get away with this! Call and demand a refund! I am filing a complaint with the Better Business Bureau, I advise you all do the same.. this cant keep happening to other people!

www.bbb.org for the website for the Better Business Bureau...

CALL Online Supplier and ask to speak to a Supervisor if the customer "care" person cant help you! All you need is to mention the BBB and they seem very willing to help at that point! =) Good luck!

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David Oakes
Apr 16, 2007 10:35 pm EDT

I too was 'taken' for USD 101.oo on my latest Amex statement.
I'd never heard of the company, can't recall doing any business with them so looked on Google and found your comments.

I've just phoned Amex in Sydney and this is what they told me:

1. The company is not a scam, they're a legitimate business doing a lot of business with companies that sell on line, particularly eBay.

2. They work in conjunction with these other companies, and by the looks of things, exchange credit cards numbers!

3. Amex told me that by sending an email to them - address as given earlier - and ask for your money back, they'll give it to you! Or else phone them.

4. At this time before speaking to Amex, I'd already sent an email to memberservice@osprocessing.com - at least it wasn't returned.

5. I'm asking for my money back on the basis that I haven't received anything from them - nothing.

6. The only businesses I deal with regularly and pay via online are my ISP in Montreal, my ISP in Australia, Google US, Yahoo US.

7. The only other company I can recall dealing with in the last few months is a German company that sells computer programmes, and a Dutch company that sells photo. I paid both with my Amex card this month.

The surprising thing about this was the attitude of Amex in Sydney - they're an honest, legit company they said.

But he seems to think I'll get my money back.

I suppose the moral is before you give your CC details to any online company, asks them if they give your CC details to onlinsuplier or any of their shonky associates.

But it looks as if you all have given your CC details to a an online company and they've been passed onto onlinsuplier.

Nice isn't it.

Best of luck.

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David Oakes
Apr 16, 2007 10:51 pm EDT

It looks as if the US BBB know all about these people.

If I don't get my money back, I'll be lodging a complaint with the Better Business Bureau.