8886189108

There was no call.  I received an email alert from b of a about negative balance.  Called the bank, they said because the transaction is still being processed they cant do anything and dont have any information to give.  After it is posted (?!) I can file a fraud claim.

i suggest all having a problem with this company 888-618-9108 file a complaint with the wyoming attorney general. i did maybe if more do they will do something about it.

I just got ripped off for $103.95 from ELECTRONIC/ACH DEBIT 888-618-9108SHOP WEBPAYMENT.  I have called my bank and they are investigating this and returning my money.  I am also closing this account down and will open another.

i to have had money withdrawn from my banking account i contacted my bank to get it removed and i will contact the as state

My mother had a charge for $253.95 appear on her bank statement. She doesn't know anything about this number. It looks clearly like a scam. I will call the bank tomorrow and have it reversed. These guys must be getting bank accounts (perhaps randomly?) and initiating money transfers. My Mom didn't talk to anyone or do anything to initiate the transfer.

why don't you file a complaint with wyoming attorney general and better business bureau in cheyenne like i did. it is my belief since it looks like hitting senior citizens somehow they are getting info from someone in social security system. I filed a general statement at my local police office also. since i live in ohio also filed a complaint with ohio attorney general and oghio better business bureau.

Called the Number as this came through my Moms account that I handle.  They are to cancel this charge and gave me a cancellation #.  If doesn't show within 5-10 business day's will have to turn it into the bank.  I handle Mom's account as she is susceptable to scams, and is always falling for the scams where you send in payment because you've won money.  I'm assuming that with her return of payment she somehow signed up for this as I can see no other way they could access her account number.  Very bizarre that all I had to do was give the zip and name to get the cancellation # so we will see if the $ gets credited back!

Mary, if you don't mind me asking what bank were you doing business with?  I wonder if there is a connection?

I hate to tell you Ron but I was told the same thing two months ago, it never happened and now when I call there is no answer.

My 80+ yr old mother banks with USBank, she uses no internet, no bank card, in short, banks the old fashioned way. Yet this happened to her ..causing her account to spiral, causing her great stress. I am so angry and hope justice happens to these scammers quickly. Meantime, I can assume that the bank has experienced the compromise and needs to help their customers.

Same thing as all you folks. 203.98 taken out of my acct. on 4/26 us bank put money back  and fraud dept. is going after them. Back in march they took 398$ out and us bank is going after them for that as well. Same number 8886189108. [***]!!!!!

I am POA for my 88 yr old grandmother. They called and said they have a check for such and such amount and need your acct info. She gave it to them and it spiralled down from there.

All of you please contact better bussiness bureau and attorny general office and file a complaint. also i filed a general complaint at my cities police station.

I believe somehow they are being fed bank info from someone in social security system.

The same thing just happened to my elderly mother.  The way these scams get their information is very simple; my mother sends checks to any "charity" that asks for them.  They usually have cryptic acronyms for names (for example, the latest was TSCL).  When you send someone a check, they now have your bank routing number and checking account number, and can do whatever they want with it.  In my situation the only solution will be to take her checkbook away, but for those of you with access to some common sense you can simply be VERY CAREFUL who gets your checks.  Also, in my experience, there are usually mutltiple withdrawals made under different company names.  So, if you've gotten burned by this one, keep a close eye on your account and look for others.

Please keep in mind this is not the bank's fault.  I have experience with both Chase and Bank of America, and they have been as helpful as they can in these situations.  It is ultimately not their fault if a senior gives someone their account information, whether knowingly or not.  They have done everything they can to help us but if the charges continue sometimes you have to resort to closing your account and opening a new one.

I just noticed that they took $203.95 from my mother's bank account on 3/28/12.  She is elderly and does not use the internet.  Doesn't even use a bank card - only paper checks.  I only caught it because I have power of attorney and review her bank records periodically.  This happened about a year ago with two other scam companies - now here we go again. I called 888-618-9108 but could not get anybody to answer.

Same thing happens to me. $253.95 taken out May.10,2012. I don't online shop or.anything.  I'm 36 and I got no phone call. Going to bank Monday and I better get answers. It unbelievable that they can just hack your account.  Called number and got no please press 1 to speak to someone. .. ...all it did was ring.

I am checking my Dad's account and he also got a charge of $203.95 and knows nothing about it. Definitely will call bank tomorrow.

Today I saw a withdrawal on my account for 253.95. It was paid to 18886189108 shop web. The last thing I purchased online was through Amazon.  I also called the number n didn't get an answer. I am not a senior citizen and I usually don't write checks so there's no common link there. Currently waiting on my bank to resolve this.