855-531-1095

A charge has been deducted from my bank account attached to FEOsac.com.011-431143251. I looked it up on the internet and the customer service line is 855-531-1095. An automated voice said to stay on the line and the next available service rep would help me. I was on the line for quite a while listening to some horrible music then it went silent, that regular recording of "hang up and dial again" came on. So now I have this debit coming out of my account that can't be stopped and who knows what future debits will be coming out. Time to cancel my debit card.

I too had 2 deductions, one for $9.84 and an ATM fee of .09  After several tries I talked to someone yesterday who assured me the charge would be refunded.  She said it was for onlineincomeaccess.com.  I have never been to that site. No refund yet so I called again today.  This representative told me the charge was for logineducation(something mumbled, sounded kind of like pro).com.  She also said she was processing a refund.  I will call again daily until I see the refund, wonder what the next person will say the charge is for.

I too had a charge from them today for 9.84. I didn't even bother contacting their customer support because I could tell the website was a sham; there were no links to click and the purpose of the business/website was never explained. I contacted my Bank to refund me the charge and got a new card issued.

Sounds like a lot of us are in the same boat.  I also had the $9.84 charge on my credit card.  Immediately called my bank, canceled my card, and got a refund.  I wonder if this could be related to the big Target data breach that is making the rounds in the news?

Same thing here. $9.84 charge to the debit card from FEOSAC.COM, Found this and called and canceled my card right away. I also wonder if it's related to the target thing. Could very well be.

I too was charged on my cc and have cancelled my card and am being issued a new card.  $9.84 for onwsac.com  looks exactly identical as the feosac.com.

They both resolve to ip address 98.129.229.67 - I informed the hosting company that they are hosting a scam.

I got a call from Visa fraud protection stating that I had received a charge on my credit card for $9.84 at a website ONWsac.com.  The website boasts great customer support.  I assume that is their only product because it instantly wants you to call their trained and professional customer support representatives if you have a charge on your credit card.  While their customer support reps may be trained and professional, they're also insane if they believe I'm going to call a phone line that has no geographic code from a website that states no business product or purpose.  Even the type face for the phone number and email address are different from the rest of the page.

I never bothered to call, I did however contact my bank and switch myself over to a different type of card that allows a better interest rate and a reward plan.

Yes, it does seem that these $9.84 charges are from the Target data breach. This small charge is the trial balloon, then a bigger charge will come later. Time to cancel that card or change the PIN number.

Yes, it does seem that these $9.84 charges are from the Target data breach. This small charge is the trial balloon, then a bigger charge will come later. Time to cancel that card or change the PIN number.

Got the same charge. feosac.com for 9.84. haven't shopped at target though. so there might be a breach somewhere else. only to places I've shopped were Walmart and costco.

Received the same charge from feosac.com for 9.84.  I also was charged two other fees from INTERNATIONAL TXN FEE for .08 and .29.  I did call their customer service but knew immediately it was a scam.  I had to close the credit card account and get a new one. I assume the three charges are from the same scam.  My credit card was a MasterCard that was not even 2 weeks old.  I did not use in Walmart, Target, or Costco.  The only place my new card was on file for reoccurring payments is PayPal, Cox Communication, and Direct TV.  I'm really not sure where they stole my new credit card number and security code from.

I too have a debit 12/20/13 for $9.84.  I've cancelled my card.  I think it's a scam too.  It just showed up on my statement this morning.  I've used the card on line at Yarnbarn, Crescent Sock Co., and by phone to The Cooks Warehouse, Marietta, GA, In person to Living on the Bliss in Southern Pines, NC,Hobby Lobby, Southern Pines, Dillards, Pineville,NC and ULTA Southern PInes. I did not get a phone call.

We have to solve this ourselves.  No one will do anything about $9.84.  I think we should name our banks, our town, and where we most recently used our cards.  

Wells Fargo, Wadesboro, NC and I've listed where I used my card.

I'm in Fort Walton Beach Florida.  I didn't make any in-person charges with the card.  All my charges on the new card were through  PayPal via Ebay.  I failed to mention that I also had the new card on file with USAA for reoccurring insurance payments.  Again, my card was only 2-weeks old.  These thefts are pretty smart about how they stole the credit card numbers and then used them on FEOsac charges.  I'm sure their are many more people out there who haven't realized their cards have FEOsac charges.  I'm just thankful they didn't charge a larger amount (i.e $1K or more).  They would have probably gotten away with it.

I'm going to watch this site over the next week, Hopefully, watching the posts can narrow it down to a specific charge, website or company from where they stole the card numbers from.   Thanks for your post.

The same thing happened to me. FEOSAC.COM 011-43114325 GB charged me $9.94 and IEWCS.COM 011-43114322 GB both charges were on 12/13/13.I didn't get a call from either one of them. I did got a call from  A ONE TECH SQUAD a couple of days before on 12/11/13 who said they worked for MICROSOFT. I have no complaint about them. They did an excellent job on line, and when I had another problem the same day they fix it as soon as I called. They have a lifetime warranty.I paid with my DEBIT CARD.

When I canceled my VISA DEBIT they told me the GB following the numbers stood for Great Britain.

I have the same amount 9.84 coming out of my debit card visa without any idea what it is. I agree time to change card.

Got the $9.84 charge on 12/18, Chase Visa.  Did NOT shop at Target during the time period Target claims the security breeches happened (but did 10 days prior to that).  Please also see the VERY long thread at Amazon (search for EETSAC.com) RE the myriad of different .coms charging this same amount & all resolving to the same IP Address - 98.129.229.67 (& one other IP address I've found so far, but it is also hosted by Rackspace in San Antonio, TX; registrar is DNC Holding LLC...etc).  I've found 800Notes complaints about this same XXXsac.com scam as far back as 2011.  All these XXXsac.com bogus websites use the same formula in that they claim to be only a 3rd party Billing Company for a bunch of different web training/education courses (both in Englush & in Spanish).  My guess is that zero people ever land on any of their websites and sign up for their courses (although if you call their "customer support" number they will try to convince you that either you or someone who you authorized to use your credit card signed up AT their website).  The numbers I've found for customer support are 855-531-1095 & 1094.  

I originally thought they had gotten my cc# from the Target scam (didn't realize I had not shopped there during the advertised window of time they were hacked)...so after talking to my cc company (Chase) I called back to see what I could find out, specifically if they had one piece of info that would NOT be found on the info contained in the magnetic strip of the Target POS readers.  They had my cc#, my exp date, my street address, my name, but nothing more than that.  They did not have my phone number (the # they had on file was bogus - Dallas Area Code + 007 + XXXX.  This was the piece of info CHASE mentioned that they would not have access to via the magnetic strip info.  They did not have the 3 digit code written on the card itself or the OTHER three digit code contained in the magnetic strip info.  

I do believe that their only reason for being in business is to launder cc#'s and expiration dates obtained from SOME UNREPUTABLE SOURCE because when I pointed out to the "Billing Agent" that 007 is not a valid prefix for a phone number anywhere in the US (and that THEY as a billing company should KNOW that) this is when the tone of our conversation changed from him not wanting to refund my money or even talk about refunding it to him being ok with our phone call being over fairly soon & telling me he was refunding it now while I stayed on the line...  It took a couple days, but I did get those charges reversed (but that was immaterial because I had already closed my acct & obtained a new cc#).

Please post your information over on the Amazon thread -- maybe somebody can get these scammers locked up.

I just checked my account and saw that there was a charge on the 17th from this feosac.com company.  I never even used my card on that date and the only tie I used it the day before was at chick-fil-a. It is very disturbing that someone could do this to so many people.  I will be calling my bank ASAP to get a refund of the charges and cancel my card.  I looked up the website and there is absolutely no info about what kind of customer service they provide for what companies.  All it says is that if you see a charge on you bank statement from them call them for a full refund.  From reading the rest of the posts it seems like going thru the bank is the better way to go?

My wife and I have a joint account but we each have our own VISA bank card. We both had the same charge for $9.84 on 12/20/2013. One from CEWcs.com and the other from FEOsac.com. on 12/20/2013. I went to Target on 12/3/2013 and 12/18/2013. But my wife did not use her card at Target. But since both of our bank cards have the same first 12 digits... Maybe these 'hackers' or whatever they are have algorithms that can try to charge all possible last four number of our visa bank card number.

Please call your bank and report fraud if you have ANY suspicious activity.

I just saw a pending charge on my account for ONWSAC.COM and thanks to this thread I instantly knew it was bogus and called Chase (Sunday 8:00am) and when I referred to all of the information regarding this vendor he reversed the charge while I was on the phone. He was ready to hang up saying "they will credit (future tense) and I then asked for a transaction number to verify my call which apparently forced him to complete the transaction at that time.

He then said anything else and I said yes, how about my ATM card and he verified that the charge was against my ATM card so he would immediately cancel my ATM card. He was't going to do that if I didn't ask him?!?!?!

DO NOT hang up the phone with your banking institution until they handle future blocking and reversal of charges WHILE YOU WAIT.

It may not be possible with all banks but Chase was able to handle everything to my satisfaction within 15 minutes with me pushing (nicely, I didn't have to get angry, just persistent that my account is at great risk and I needed it taken care of).

You also do not have to wait the 7-10 business days for a reissue of a new ATM card, many branches can cut a new ATM card (if that's what was hacked) in a few minutes.

Helpful Tips
1. Verify all checking and credit cards accounts daily for a while, charges can show up anytime

2. Call or go in your branch with the intent of handling everything required to reverse and protect your money. Do not let them off the phone until satisfied you are as protected as possible as these are potentially recurring charges since the criminals already have our information and can reuse it at any time

3. Regardless of the inconvenience, cancel cards associated with this scam. They could go underground and come back months or even years later when people aren't expecting it. It might be a hassle today, but well worth the a bigger hassle later.

4. As the smoke settles on this one, make it a practice to always check your accounts for unknown charges a minimum of weekly. Pending charges can be reversed too, the sooner it is caught the better! Many people (myself included for most of my life) don't balance checkbooks anymore. ATM's and online banking make it easy to check "if I have money" instead of asking "is my balance accurate". Even if you don't balance your account, just check the list regularly, in almost every case of fraud the name will be something you don't recognize and then placing a date on the transaction will usually click that I didn't make any charges that day. A 7.95 charge will never get recognized if you are just "wingin it" with a generalized understanding what your account "should be".  

5. Be polite! There can be a sense of violation, fear, anger... the person on the other end of the phone or across the desk is not the one that did it. They are your best ally to get things done quickly. Be professional, courteous and calm. It can and will get handled in the end. Escalate if you need to but again be nice.

6. Inform your friends, neighbors and co-workers. I'm an IT guy yet I rarely watch the news and I had no idea about this Target hack (or others) until I googled ONWSAC and ran across this thread. People need to make sure all our friends and family are looking over their accounts for bogus charges. Then less things like this prove highly profitable to the criminals the less motivated they will be to take the risk.


Good Luck and Merry CHRISTmas

George