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According to my logs, I have received hundreds of visitors searching for New Age Pay Per Click over the past few weeks and my guess is that I will not hear the end of this for quite some time.
Again, I must reiterate – I have nothing to do with this bogus company that is fraudulently charging you.
Based on this web traffic and the e-mails I have gotten- It is evident that someone has stolen a large number of Credit Card and Bank Debit Card information. The contact information being supplied by the credit card companies and banks are false or disconnected. This alone should help you to remove the charges from your accounts.
I suggest you read the previous post about this situation if you are a new visitor that has been victimized:
http://www.newagewebsitemarketing.com/2010/10/bogus-credit-card-and-bank-charges/
I am very sorry for your troubles, but if I were you – I would immediately contact your financial institution and cancel your credit card or debit card and even close the bank account (if you are getting direct billing) to avoid any further mystery charges. You can also contact the police to file a report.
Credit card and identity theft is growing, you need to try to think where your information could have been taken from.
I hope this information helps those that have become victims.
So how do I get my money back for the fraudulent charge? Who do I contact if not you? My bank says I have to have a refusal to refund from you to file a fraudulent charge affidavit. Can you provide some assistance? Thank you.
I have spent hours dealing with people accusing us of bogus charges conducted by a company that provided false information to your bank. Your banking information or credit/debit card has been compromised
I really wish people would read the whole post – Try reading the link I posted:
http://www.newagewebsitemarketing.com/2010/10/bogus-credit-card-and-bank-charges/
It is not my charge and it is up to you to deal with your bank. Try closing your account before you get more charges.
Thanks for your rude contact form e-mail.
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I recently received a fradulent charge from the aforementioned “company”. It was very easy to work with the card issuer to have the charge removed from my account, account closed, fraud alert posted, copy of credit report to be sent to me, and new card to be issued. No need to be rude to anyone trying to help!
C M – I am glad you were able to resolve the problem.
Sounds like you did everything correctly to prevent any further hassles.
– Thanks for your post
Whoa,
After 25+ years as a MASTERCARD owner, I shopped at SweetBay, found a charge of $8.61 posted two days later and contested the New Age Pay Per Click Charge. I will never shop there again. Too much hassle trying to get them to admit they have a security problem.
Did you cancel your card or request another?
I did both!