This is the worst service
They used to keep on calling my mom at home. After a while the called her at work and threatened her that he'll have her fired. Then this guy started talking to other people in her department telling them that she owes him money. Finally she cried over phone and had to beg him not to call. When even that didn't work she had her manager answer once and the manager told him that this is a work place and he cant bring such stuff in there.
Comcast corporate phone number, person will answer, no automated system, [protected]
None of the phone numbers work! Also, the whois information that network solutions have is:
David Beeson
12044 FM 2920
Tomball, TX 77377
US
[protected]
You cannot even email him he has some sort of flipping email address protection. WHich means you need to go through some website called: http://www.emailaddressprotection.com to even email him. I had to close my checking account today and open up new ones. Addtionally my bank advised me to open a secondary free checking account for internet purchases only so that my primary checking account is not affected. I also filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau in Texas ...Their website address is: http://www.bbbhou.org/
I think if everyone files a report as well as contacts their attorney's generals office something will eventually be done. These people should not be allowed to operate on the internet.
Has anyone heard anything about SFI (Security Force Inc.)? I hear they are possibly an affiliate to Safe Home Securities, who by which handles the billing for them. Does anyone have any knowledge of this? Any recommendations for or against them?
You're a stingy, selfish egomaniac. Grow a conscience and stop using mistakes as an 'opportunity' to steal from others. This biggest problem with our current form of capitalism is its tendency to reward 'squeaky wheels' like you, which has yielded a world overflowing with selfish, self-centered ### by inverting natural ethics to let the lowest of the low feel pride and acquire 'social capital' amongst their peers for selfishness and egomania. No one owes you anything, other than maybe a good round of laughter, a few choice insults, and subsequent exile from the land ... if only it could be so.
I too was scammed by handbagcrew.com...I received my money back after emailing several times and threatening to go to the police. To make matters worse, my credit card information was stolen and used to fund some other websites, until I discovered the fraudelent charges and was paid back by my credit card...When things seem too good to be true they usually are! Learn from my mistake...
This company is absolutely pathetic. They called me on an account that is nearly 6 years old and has been in collections. They must have purchased it from someone else. Like Jennifer said IF YOU HAVE AN ACCOUNT THAT IS ALREADY IN COLLECTIONS DON'T PAY IT. YOU ARE WASTING YOUR MONEY. It's already negative on your credit and paying it off doesn't change a single thing.
Apex sucks, I received a call from this CLOWN name SEAN DOONAN, he wanted me to verify my social security number with him, can you believe that? I get a call from some unknown guy about a 6 year old account and he wants me to "verify" my social security number with him. Sad thing is I'm sure people actually fall for the tactics by this company. Very sad. Charge offs, collection accounts, etc... don't pay them, just let them fall off your credit.
Here is some information on the lame company Apex:
Website: http://www.apexfm.com/
Phone: [protected] (rings to the ### Sean Doonan) who spells there name like that anyway? SEEEN.
Location: Buffalo Grove, Illinois and Tempe, Arizona
GOOD LUCK my fellow Americans, and watch out for scammers like Apex. Don't fall into their schemes and traps. Be smart, be safe!
This company is absolutely pathetic. They called me on an account that is nearly 6 years old and has been in collections. They must have purchased it from someone else. Like Jennifer said IF YOU HAVE AN ACCOUNT THAT IS ALREADY IN COLLECTIONS DON'T PAY IT. YOU ARE WASTING YOUR MONEY. It's already negative on your credit and paying it off doesn't change a single thing.
Apex sucks, I received a call from this CLOWN name SEAN DOONAN, he wanted me to verify my social security number with him, can you believe that? I get a call from some unknown guy about a 6 year old account and he wants me to "verify" my social security number with him. Sad thing is I'm sure people actually fall for the tactics by this company. Very sad. Charge offs, collection accounts, etc... don't pay them, just let them fall off your credit.
Here is some information on the lame company Apex:
Website: http://www.apexfm.com/
Phone: [protected] (rings to the ### Sean Doonan) who spells there name like that anyway? SEEEN.
Location: Buffalo Grove, Illinois and Tempe, Arizona
GOOD LUCK my fellow Americans, and watch out for scammers like Apex. Don't fall into their schemes and traps. Be smart, be safe!
YES, ON line betting is NOT LEGAL in the US.
http://www.fbi.gov/page2/june07/gambling060607.htm
f you’ve ever thought about visiting a cyber casino, here’s something you should know: it’s illegal to gamble online in the United States.
“You can go to Vegas. You can go to Atlantic City. You can go to a racetrack. You can go to those places and gamble legally. But don’t do it online. It’s against the law, ” says Leslie Bryant, head of our Cyber Crime Fraud unit at FBI Headquarters.
That means:
… No placing cyber bets on sporting events or in virtual card games;
… No transferring money electronically for gambling; and
… No wagers in offshore Internet casinos even if you live in the U.S.
What’s allowed? Some free online games, fantasy leagues, and Indian gaming sites that aren’t strictly defined as Internet gambling.
It’s also illegal for businesses to run gambling websites and to solicit online bets. Even companies handling transactions for cyberspace bettors can face federal charges.
Cracking down. Our strategy for tackling illegal online gambling—as a key enforcement agency—is to start with the companies providing the services in the first place. “We’re going after the people making the money—the owners of these virtual casinos, gaming rooms, and off-track betting parlors, ” Bryant says.
We currently have about a dozen of these cases in motion. One of the biggest came last July when a federal grand jury in St. Louis returned a 22-count indictment against 11 individuals and four companies for their involvement in illegal online gaming and related activities. On May 24, one of the companies—BetonSports— pled guilty to racketeering charges in the case.
We’ve also had success against companies supporting the money flows behind virtual gambling. In January, for example, two Canadians were charged with operating an Internet payment services company that transferred billions of dollars in illegal gambling proceeds between U.S. citizens and the owners of online gambling sites outside the country.
In 2003, another Internet financial services company paid $10 million in a civil agreement to settle allegations that it aided illegal offshore and online gambling agreements. The U.S. government has also settled several cases with online businesses that have accepted money to market virtual gambling operations.
Think a little online gambling can’t cost you? Don’t bet on it. Even if you don’t get caught gambling, you could well lose the money you have in an online gaming account if the company faces charges, since the U.S. government seizes assets in these cases whenever possible.
FYI, here are the primary federal laws that govern online gambling:
* Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006
* Transmission of wagering, betting by use of a wire communication
* Broadcasting lottery information
* Fraud by wire
* Mail fraud: Attempt and Conspiracy
For more information on our cyber investigations and operations, see our Cyber Investigations website.
Here is some more info for you all:
whois insidersbettingdigest.com
[Querying whois.verisign-grs.com]
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[Querying whois.directnic.com]
[whois.directnic.com]
Registration and WHOIS Service provided by directNIC.com
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Registrant:
Insiders Betting Digest
PO Box 9752
San Jose, San Jose 1000
CR
[protected]
Domain Name: INSIDERSBETTINGDIGEST.COM
Administrative Contact:
Jones, David info@insidersbettingdigest.com
PO Box 9752
San Jose, San Jose 1000
CR
[protected]
Technical Contact:
Jones, David info@insidersbettingdigest.com
PO Box 9752
San Jose, San Jose 1000
CR
[protected]
Record last updated [protected]:01:41 PM
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[leif@shadrack ~]$ su -
Password:
[root@shadrack ~]# whois insidersbettingdigest.com
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[Querying whois.directnic.com]
[whois.directnic.com]
Registration and WHOIS Service provided by directNIC.com
Intercosmos Media Group, Inc. provides the data in the directNIC.com
Registrar WHOIS database for informational purposes only. The information
may only be used to assist in obtaining information about a domain name's
registration record.
directNIC makes this information available "as is", and does not guarantee
its accuracy.
Registrant:
Insiders Betting Digest
PO Box 9752
San Jose, San Jose 1000
CR
[protected]
Domain Name: INSIDERSBETTINGDIGEST.COM
Administrative Contact:
Jones, David info@insidersbettingdigest.com
PO Box 9752
San Jose, San Jose 1000
CR
[protected]
Technical Contact:
Jones, David info@insidersbettingdigest.com
PO Box 9752
San Jose, San Jose 1000
CR
[protected]
Record last updated [protected]:01:41 PM
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customers; or to (b) enable high volume, automated, electronic processes
that send queries or data to the systems of any Registry Operator or
ICANN-accredited registrar.
The compilation, repackaging, dissemination, or other use of this WHOIS
data is expressly prohibited without the prior written consent of
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directNIC.com reserves the right to terminate your access to its WHOIS
database in its sole discretion, including without limitation, for
excessive querying of the database or for failure to otherwise abide by
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Priyanka, you didnt get burned or infectiosn from us. You had folliculitus. In fact I dont think the technicians were rude to you. You had the technicians always shave you including your brazilian bikini because you didnt know how to shave and you wre always dry shaving. Dry shaving causes razor burns. This is probably how you got your infected hair follicles.
JUST WANT TO SAY THANKS TO ALL WHO POSTED... OF COURSE, I GOT THE YELLOW CARD TOO AND IN TODAY'S WORLD, I KNOW BETTER THAN TO BE BLINDED BY SOMETHING LIKE THIS. Question ------> Has anyone contacted the company "familyreadingclub.com" and voiced a complaint/concern?
They are selling your personal information to others.
Now some fraud guys got my ###ing phone number.. DON'T use them, and if you do, delete all personal informations for your own privacy.
You should send your complaint to the New York State Insurance Department. They can help you. I agree that this company is horrible
a bint is a naive women
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=daft%20bint
I got email from "BOA GROUPS OFFSHORE LLC UK" (citing the same monster.com origin). Everyone beware.
