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Hopper Moss
January 3, 2009
RICO Claims
In the class action lawsuit filed against Irving-based online matchmaking giant True.com, plaintiff's counsel has moved to add RICO claims to the lawsuit. The following excerpt is from the attached motion to amend the complaint:
Specifically, the First Amended Complaint alleges a claim under the Racketeer Influenced Corrupt Organizations Act, 18 U.S.C. §§ 1961-1968 ("RICO"). The First Amended Complaint alleges that defendant True Beginnings LLC ("True") committed wire fraud and bank fraud—which are "predicate acts" under RICO—in two ways: (1) through its "auto subscription" function, by submitting Visa and MasterCard charges to financial institutions when the holders of the Visa and MasterCard accounts (namely, True's ex-subscribers) had not authorized those charges; and (2) by engaging in a scheme to defraud Visa and MasterCard by artificially increasing the number of monthly Visa and MasterCard charges, and thus artificially reducing its "chargeback ratio, " through the use of reloadable "gift cards" purchased in the names of True's top executives and their spouses.
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Hopper Moss
January 3, 2009
Deceptive Trade Practices
The United State District Court for the Northern District of Texas (Dallas) has ruled a class action lawsuit against Irving-based Internet dating service True.com can proceed.
In an order signed on December 3, 2008, Judge David C. Godbey denied True.com's motion for summary judgment on Thomas Wong's class action lawsuit for (1) violation of the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act, (2) unjust enrichment, (3) money had and received, and (4) breach of contract. The order in Thomas Wong v. TrueBeginnings, LLC, Case No. 3:07-cv-01244-N is attached. Internet dating service giant True.com was started by Dallas entrepreneur Herb Vest.
Plaintiff's attorney is Jon G. Shepherd, Alston & Bird LLP, 220 Ross Avenue, Suite 4650W, Dallas Texas, 214-432-7771.
Defense counsel is Gary D. Eisenstat and John M. Barcus, Figari & Davenport, 3400 Bank of America Plaza, 901 Main Street, LB 125, Dallas Texas, 214-939-2000.
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July 3, 2008
Online sex sites
True.com and all other web sites that solicit sex are no better than paying for a prostitute. I have caught my cheating boyfriend using this site to meet local women for discreet one on one sex after 7 years and just giving birth to our child I can thank these types of sites for enabling men to cheat on their women and the demise of my relationship and my son growing up with out a father. I feel that these sites should be banned.
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April 25, 2007
Unauthorized charge without having joined
True.com have billed me 2 months in a row and I have contested first charge to credit card company. I will now have to get a new number to stop this.
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January 12, 2007
False billing after cancellation
I sent True.com several emails to cancel trial membership and for a full refund and was never sent a reply. Then again this month they charged by card again. When I called them they said you must call to cancell and were unwilling to give any refund. I have contacted my bank to reverse charges hopefully.
Something must be done to safeguard others from this company.
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January 1, 2007
Continued withdrawing funds after cancellation
My son signed up for a "free trial" on this singles site. After the first withdrawal of $49.99 from my checking account, I called to inform them that this charge was taken from my bank account and I did not want any more withdrawals taken from this account. "Cancel this account" was what I told them, in no uncertain terms... well two months later I noticed that there was a "pending" charge of $49.99 ready to be taken from my account for this site. I immediately called and informed them that this account was canceled and "do not withdraw this amount from my account." I was totally ignored and the amount was still taken out of my account. After calling them many times, I was told "sorry... we can't refund any charges that have been taken..." What? This is taken out absolutely without permission and when I tried to remove my account number, it always got put back, by that site. Incredible. I want to press charges. What can I do?
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December 3, 2006
Stealing money and spamming email!
True.com buyer beware these people will steal your money and fill your email with fake spam. Cancel after trial? If you click on there spam they will reinstate your canceled trial account and hope you don't see the 49.99 charge on your credit card. If not they will bill you every month till you catch it. A refund? Don't make me laugh-you lose. This web site needs to be shut down. PLEASE DON"T USE THIS SERVICE THESE PEOPLE WILL STEAL YOUR MONEY AND LAUGH ABOUT IT. THEY ARE SCAMMERS OF A THE LOWEST KIND. GOOGLE TRUE.COM RIPOFF.
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October 10, 2006
They are far more dangerous than any telemarketer!
The only True thing about True, is the dedication they have to deceive the public and take advantage of them. Canceling, does Not work, you will be billed, month after month, the only way to prevent this is to change your credit card number. They are far more dangerous than any telemarketer, or scam artist, because the use loophole's in the the law to acquire the customer base, Which does not matter if they are minor's, the bottom line is True.com's Bank account... safety and concern for other's be Damn.
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