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When you call that number you are going to get an answering service. The people who answer the calls have nothing to do with the money being taken out of the accounts. They DO NOT work for arp. They are instructed to take peoples account info , they have nothing to do with how or if the caller gets they're money back.

Your best bet is to close the bank account. ARP is like a tick , once they get ahold of your infomation they will continue to take money out of your account. Cancelling does not always help and by asking for a refund you may get some of you money back but the majority of the time they will continue to charge you. *sidenote* if you do decide to call the number (which i do not recommend because the operators have info on the company)  try to be calm and civil because like i said before the people who answer the calls have nothing to do with why money is being taken out of the accounts.

Nothing but problems with these people, never issue refund or cancel account as "Promised"! They are such a scam and hiding behind a "Call Center" and P.O. Box is just shameful and should be against the law! I am taking action by filing a complaint with the state attorney, BBB and FTC. I hope that others will take action as well, I urge you to please TAKE ACTION and let us all put a stop to these types of companies who pray on our elderly loved ones and siphon their bank accounts, this is just out right a shame and it needs to be stopped!! Please join me in putting a stop to these people!!

I just cancelled the same thing. My mom has been admitted to an Alzheimer's unit. This company is a scam!

This company is stealing $19.00 a month from my checking account - I want to join the class action suit - please advise.

I have also been looking over my mothers bank statements to find that this company has been scamming her for several years she has no clue who they are or how they got her bank info. i tried to cancell it has been 3 months ago they said they would cancel, but did not. this is still coming out of her account every month $19. is there anyone that can stop this?

what is their PO Box  address?  
Does anyone know any information on this company other than the phone number?

My Dad is 93 and his mental state has been in decline for a number of years.  When I reviewed his checking account statement for the first time, I found the two entries below, each for $9.  I contacted the Wells Fargo branch my Dad uses, and they said they will stop future payments.  They will also assist in recovering previous payments, which have been going on for at least 18 months.  The Wells Fargo people all know my Dad, and that helps.  I will be vigilant from now on!
ARP 888-215-9441 Stlmnt 121207 0-ARP 888-215-9 hohn
ARP 888-215-9441 Stlmnt 121207 0-arp 888-215-9 John

I have a typo in my post, it was $19 each, not $9.

In response to Wells Fargo helping with the situation; I would like for all to know this is not just specific to Wells Fargo. Based on consumer protection rights, a financial institution must stop all debit entries from a company once they have been notified by the consumer the desire to do so. As well as notifying the BBB and Attorney General’s office, I would encourage everyone suffering or who has suffered from this companies deceiving practices to contact their financial institutions and request the contact information for the financial institution that is processing these entries for ARP. Your financial institution does have access to this information. Once the contact information is obtained call that financial institution and inform them of the situation. They are as responsible for allowing the entries to be sent to the accounts as ARP is for creating the entries. Be sure to state the reason for the call is due to fraud being processed by their financial institution. An additional step would be to file a complaint with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB.org) against the financial institution that is processing the payments.

Based on consumer protection rights, a financial institution must stop all debit entries from a company once they have been notified by the consumer the desire to do so. As well as notifying the BBB and Attorney General’s office, I would encourage everyone suffering or who has suffered from this companies deceiving practices to contact their financial institutions and request the contact information for the financial institution that is processing these entries for ARP. Your financial institution does have access to this information. Once the contact information is obtained call that financial institution and inform them of the situation. They are as responsible for allowing the entries to be sent to the accounts as ARP is for creating the entries. Be sure to state the reason for the call is due to fraud being processed by their financial institution. An additional step would be to file a complaint with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB.org) against the financial institution that is processing the payments.

Same thing happened to my mom. I just called and told them to credit the acct. I had previously cancelled, I thought, in Dec 2012! Suppose to be corrected in 72 hrs. We'll see,

This is happening to my 87 year old mother-in-law NOW....they will not cancel her so called subscription unless I give them the last 4 digits of her bank account for which they already have. They have been deducting $19 per month for over a year.....!!!!

Same - fraudulent scum taking advantatge of dad

Seems legitimate.  Probably not the "sweepstakes" chances itself, but I did just call the number and all the rep asked for was full spelling of mom's name and the last 4 digits of the bank account from which the deductions are being made from.  The rep was courteous and did not ask for the rest of the bank account number, credit card number, social security number, or anything else.   Said they will cancel the account within 72 hours

The operators you speak DO NOT have your account information. Your calling an answering service.

Money taking out of account, Alzheimers-Mom does not understand

We have been scammed by the same person! I see you have done some research, I have done more! My husband was scammed by this same guy, only he's using the company name of Savings Galore LLC (aka Wishbone Marketing, LLC) His name is Barry R Walker, approx age is 43 and his address is 9266 Afton Grove, Cordova, TN 38018, he also uses the address of 7776 Farmington Blvd. #382975, Germantown, TN 38183, which is a post office less than 10 min, from his home. He also owns 2 other homes in Memphis, TN and  his occupation is listed as air traffic control. He has 2 companies flagged on the BBB for so many complaints. He is listed as the owner of these companies: Worldwide Tech Support, Inc., American Reporting Publishing, Inc., Wishbone Marketing, LLC., USA Offic Depot, Inc., C.w. Enterprises, Inc., Plutonium Music Group, LLC, Plutonium Music Publishing, LLC., Universal Reporting Services, Inc., and has 3 Trademark matches for his Savings Galore(Savingsgalore.com) I also have the appraisals on each of his 3 houses and possibly that he drives a Porsche Panamera and I even have the vin#. I also have several different phone numbers for him, imagine that! We have been trying to get a refund for weeks, I am going to do everything in my power to stop this guy!