888-200-5252

This number was associated with a company named EZCloud that got a hold of my debit card and illegally withdrew $40 from my checking account. I got the number from my bank. When I called I got a recorded message saying no one was available and for me to leave a message. These people are crooks!

$40.00 was also deducted from my account from this number on 03/10/15. I do not know who this is or what it is for.

I recommend filing a fraud dispute with your bank or CC holder and also filing reports with the FTC & CFB..
https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/#&panel1-1
http://www.consumerfinance.gov/complaint/
http://www.stopfraud.gov/report.html
http://www.fraud.org/

Thank you-I will.

I also got 40.00 taken from my account, I got a answer when I called an told them to put my money back an they said they would. I also called my bank an reported it an can dispute it an get your money back that way also. Please hold on they will answer or get ahold of your bank. They told me I ordered something online which I never do. Yes they are crooks.

Thanks.  I was able to get back from the bank the money stolen from my credit card.  Good luck!
(Your writing is almost perfect, yet you misspell the simple word "and" as "an."  It makes it hard to read.  Is this a fad or a disability caused by using Twit.ter?  I'm really curious about modern communications.)

I received refund.

Yep.  Same thing $40 charge on bank account with this same phone number.  Called number got mail box recording - then called my bank....filed a fraud complaint to get money back.

They to $20 out of my account, I had to cancel my card. I will report them and get my money back! I never purchased anything from them!!!!

EZCloud is an offsite "cloud" computer storage company.
Reviewing the plans they offer, they have a $20 and $40 plans for cloud file storage, bandwidth, and email/domain options.

It appears the either someone has stolen you card info to set up cloud storage for whatever reason.
OR
There was some "free" or "trial" offer you gave your card info for and the EZCloud service subscription was in lieu of receiving the "free" or "trial" item.
Almost all Free/Trail offers you see on the web, in print, or on TV, have fine print that says basically:
"In order to get the item, you have to sign up for one or more fee based services and use them for sometime."

You very quickly fine out that the cost of using these "worthless" services is far greater than the value of the "free" or "trial" item. It would be far cheaper to just buy the item outright.

So if you have signed up for or ordered some free/trail whatever, this EZCloud thing maybe the result of that.

I never signed up for anything free nor would I give my card info for anything trial or free, but nice info.

Took money from my account as well. No idea who they are or how they got my bank info. No answer when calling. Only a machine. Currently disputing the charge with my bank.