Hello and how are you I recently opened a new checking acct awaiting the deposited amount to be available on
07/12/10210. Two or three days after I made a few small purchases at near by convenient stores followed by my
usual evaluation of my spend and acct balance. The following day I accessed my online acct to make deposit transfer
from my prepaid debit to my acct when I noticed a charge of $99.94 and photo of an online check provided by the
bank providing my acct service. I made contact with a banking personal asking of the unapproved payment and check
in-reference to where the charge came from and how was it possible as I stated that the bank allow this type of action
to be made. The banking personal the attempted to explain the charge and check stating that it appears the company
listed a member ID and that the personal information provided for the service was more than need more than the
company should have had access to. This unauthorized debit transaction has left my acct with a negative balance of
$99.94 and overdraft of $25.00 awaiting Identity Verification. I researched the company online and found that this
appears to be an ongoing act of unauthorized debits. I located the number slightly different from what was provided
by the bank and websites where I located the contact or service number. I also called the number twice to verify the
like or connection the call was immediately redirected to a voice messaging system of business time and operation.
Once I cleared my acct to obtain a photo copy of the check I will attach to the complaint.
1-818-255-9973
http://platinumonlinegroup.net/
http://servedoc.com/terms/SavingPaysClub_Terms_site.htm
After considerable thinking my conclusion is how can this be possible?
* First is the possibility of unauthorized sharing and misuse of my personal
information.
* Second with the numerous hackers online scams and security issued the
vulnerability of what are known as secure links pages or sites information
can be temporarily be redirected or saved to a captured or flash point.