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Authorize.net Authorize.Net AUTHORIZE.NET ARE SCAMMERS! BUYER BEWARE........... American Fork, Utah |
27th of Dec, 2010 by User858130 |
This company is a scam scam scam.... I signed up for Authorize.net to use for my companies gateway and processor for our ecommerce store. This company charged me $165.25 while I was still in the application process. Like others, authorize.net starts to charge you before you even start service, then when you cancel they send you to collections.I spoke to several representatives and no one was able to help me. The minute that these scammers get a hold of your credit card they begin charging..even before they provide a service, now my company is stuck with a bill and collections notice without even getting through the application process. I was still sending in paperwork for approval. I cancelled this service immediatley and decided to jump on the bandwagon with other consumers that have been victimized by authorize.net and parallel solutions. Stay farrrrrrrrrrr away form these companies!
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Rosebud, Inc. filled out an application for authorize.net two years ago which was later rejected by them. When they rejected us (weird, since we have a perfect credit rating!), we sent an email asking them to destroy all documents and information supplied to them in the application, and to cancel any electronic payment systems or automatic systems set up to extract payment from us. SInce then they have taken about $400 from us electronically, and although they have now closed the "account" we never opened, they refuse to give back the money.
We have the email in which they rejected the application and the email in which we asked them to destroy all documents supplied them and cut off the the electronic payment systems. A support staff member then said that I would have had to close the account by phone. But when we told them we had closed the account by phone, she said "Oh...but we don't keep phone records." While it seems we are unlikely to get our money back, we find it ethically disgusting that a big company like this would steal money from a small non-profit corporation through an account that was never authorized, and through which no goods and services were ever asked for or delivered-- all on the basis of an account they rejected. If anyone knows what we can do now-- I would appreciate your input.
Sincerely,
Roderick Clark
ROSEBUD, Inc. |
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