I purchased a service that first told me they had the info I was searching for.  After paying for it, they did not have that info and was referred to many of the sites posted on the web site, to pay more money.  This was a service and not a product.  I was looking for an email reversal which was sent to me and did not know who owned the email address.  This company claimed they had the information and will not refund my money.  If anyone else has had the same problem, I would like to know how to deal with this.
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Depends on where the business is located. if it is a US Business you would want to file a report with Better Business Bureau at http://www.bbb.org/   They follow up on the complaints and also advise consumers to stay clear for bad services.
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You serious? Have you seen the APR they charge? People like these and the Vanquis card shouldn't be allowed to do such a thing. I'd get a loan if I was you!\n\nBut seriously, companies like this don't actually have websites. I've had application forms thru the post but they never give any info for online stuff. No idea who they got my address off but they go straight in the bin.
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I hope you have kept the Email as evidence and report them to Ebay - it may take time.  Also what you could is their email address is registred under their ISP e.g. btinternet.com you can attempt to report them to their ISP - I would.  It is also harrassment even it is by Email - no different by mobile text, or letter or by person.\n\nTip: To prevent further spam, I would edit my user name on here, as you are showing your email address, mine did that 2 and changed it.
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I checked two business databases (Hoovers, and the Business and Company Resource Center) and this company is not listed, which means they are not registered.\n\nThis company is not registered, which means that they are 99% likely to be illegitimate.\n\nSounds like a scam to me!
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I got a postcard in the mail, and was propositioned for the same fee to complete the applications.  I told the operator I would think about it and call back - then I hung up the phone and did a search to see what this company was about.  They have no web page, but there are a bunch of comments from people who have gotten ripped off from this company.  I called the company right back and told them to remove my name form their database and to not contact me ever again.  Fortunately I had not given them my bank account information.\n\nYou can do the search by typing the company's name into the URL address bar and pressing enter on your keyboard.  Read the comments and decide for yourself.\n\nI did find a page on the BBB http://www.newyork.bbb.org/reports/businessreports.aspx?pid=44&page=1&id=86754\nThat shows this company is not a member wiht the BBB - you can check it out too.\n\nAll in all - my research indicates that this is not a company wirht doing business with.  If you are interested in grants, then check out the response on this post for more info:http://answers.yahoo.com/question/?qid=1006041408147&r=w&is_vote_given=true&pa=BpVqD13uBHMzU.qS4xwATQPSi0OMTaepvTNWYr0wfkQkjizvFoI-
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why don't you look on the site to see the contact information they provide. Also try mail. website address and maybe you get very lucky to connect to their web mail interface.
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That's private information. \n\nAny place that states it can give you that information is most probably either a scam or illegal.
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I claimed through Ebay for an item I bought (was sent a broken item and buyer refused to accept it back long story that got quite nasty!) Use The Dispute Console for all correspondence so that they can see what is being said. it  took 8 months but I got back all but £50 of my money.\n\nGood Luck!
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NO. NO. NO.\nThere's NO one of it. Believe me.\nYou will recieve many SCAMMING e-mail answering your question. You will lose your money much more than any information you will get. Internet is simply 99.99% SCAM.\nIf there is, many millions people just like you will go there and it's already well known by now. But you're still looking for it just like the other. It means: NO, THERE IS NO SITE LIKE THAT... EVER. BOTH GOVERNMENT OR PRIVATE.\nNever believe it.\n\nLook at this people answering you. They invite you to some special site or e-mail in secret. Why just don't answer here and help many people like you?\nIt's going to scam you. BEWARE !\n\nI've warned you for your good. Good luck anyway.
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Here are some reviews from actual users:\n\nhttp://www.drugbuyers.com/freeboard/showflat.php?Cat=&Number=305176\n\nOne caution though ... I have bought from online pharmacies before and many of them, no matter what their privacy policy says, will sell your name, number and prescription info to other online companies.  At one point I was getting 5 or 6 calls a day from various companies all calling me by name and telling me my "refill" for ____ was "ready to ship".  At one point one of these companies actually ran through an authorization on my credit card for several hundred dollars.  I was furious.  I ended up getting my credit card changed because I was afraid of fraudulent charges.  The phone calls were driving me crazy and I nearly changed my number because of it.  They don't ever take you off their list when you tell them to, and being on the "do not call" list doesn't help one bit either.  They call from the Phillipines and the Miami area mostly. Because of all of this, I will never ever buy medication online again.
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They are not in good standing with the Better Business Bureau, apparently there have been alot of unanswered complaints.  \n\nCheck it out for yourself
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do a whois search on the company's old URL. Gather as much documentation as you can. Also visit http://www.archive.org for old snapshots of the website using the wayback machine. \n\nTry to preserve fingerprint evidence when handling documents. \n\nThere's a problem though...since you handed your money over to them, it becomes a civil contract dispute. You might have some recourse prosecuting this as wire fraud or mail fraud. \n\nContact your post office to find out your recourse with the postal inspector. File a complaint with the FTC. File a complaint with the BBB (they have handbooks on advice when you get ripped off...but they can't do much).
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What was the confirmation number for?  Did you place an order for something?  Usually the company that you order from sends an email to you with the confirmation number and order details.  You could also try a web search for the company that you were ordering from in order to get back to their webpage.  From there, you can look for something that say "Account Information" or "My Account" or somewhere that you can look up order histories.\n\nIf none of that works, you can always use IE's web history to see if you can spot the webpage.  If you click on View-Explorer Bar-History, then a screen will open up on your left.  From there, you can look at all the pages you went to over the last few days.  Clicking on the folders will bring up the individual pages that you visited on that particular site.  The history only goes back but so far (there's a setting that controls how many days it goes back), and not all pages are going to be listed (some secure sites or sites that you used a login and password don't automatically show up - they'll probably make you log in again if you click on those links).
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Computer Mail Order Submitted: 3/19/2004 8:24:31 AM\nModified: 4/27/2004 10:12:22 PM\n \n\nImpact Health Care myprivaterx.com (aka: Impact Pharmaceuticals, Inc.) charged my charge card for product, did not deliver, lied on the phone Miami Florida *UPDATE ..Finally got a refund \n\nCompany\nImpact Health Care (aka: Impact Pharmaceuticals, Inc.)\nAddress:\n11440 N. Kendall Dr,Ste 206\nMiami Florida 33176\nU.S.A.\nPhone Number:\n866-789-6337\nFax:  \n\n\nOn Dec. 30, 03 I ordered Zoloft on line from . They charged my charge card on Jan. 3, 04 for the full amount $125.00. I started trying to contact them three weeks later after the time they had said it would take to receive the order. No response to emails at all. The phone number is usually busy or the message box is full and cannot take messages, if you do get to a voice mail box, they do not return those messages either. I left numerous messages on the so-called office manager's (Gail Long)voice mail with no return. \n\nI called another number I found on line, 866-789-6337, early morning on 3-12-04 and "John Smith" (I swear that is the name he told me!) put me on hold and finally came back on to tell me he had called the pharmacy and the pharmacy was having trouble getting all the orders shipped. I told him I thought the trouble was probably worse than that and that I had seen a report on this Rip Off website about his company and to please just refund my money. He acted like he was typing it in then and even gave me a Transaction I.D. #, but of course, 7 days later and the credit is still not on my card. I told him the Rip Off website reported that they would say they were refunding but not do it, he just acted insulted when I said that. I also asked him the name of the owner of this business and he said he did not know.\n\nCandace\nJackson, Georgia\nU.S.A.
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If you read the fine print, you will see that this is just a ploy to get you to get an account with them. So read the fine print... they can't charge you for something that you didn't agree to
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Although I don't have an answer for you other than what was already posted, this is actually good information to have! I was thinking of purchasing from Target.com, but after reading this apparent scam they have, I will take my business elsewhere. Thanks for asking the question and giving me some much needed insight about this companys tactics.
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It Can be.  Really read the customer feedback, make sure they have a lot of different ids that have bought things (not just three or four that have bought a ton).  If they have negative feedback, I'd shy away.\n\nJust remember the shipping might be quite expensive too.\n\nI'd also pay through paypal too, or a trusted way that you could get your money back.  I wouldn't use credit card or check because they can re-use the credit card or use the account number on your check to do damage.  Money order or paypal.  Paypal will also tell you if they are a verified seller - more proof they are legit.\n\nGood Luck, and don't open any of those stupid emails about your account no matter what they say.  Always delete them and if ebay is contacting you it will be online in your mailbox on ebay too.