I never signed up for any apps or any website and my card is getting random charges from this account

I received text from 69534 informing me of a debt collection for Comcast. I do not owe them any debts.

Ordered and paid for a pet bed and extra cover in August 2025, have not recieved as of November 20, 2025 after multiple attempts to contact the company. There are multiple negative reviews on trust pilot as well as numerous unhappy customers via the company face book platform ('angry face' icon responses). Facebook says multiple comments have been removed.

I was checking my household mail when I saw a green postcard (image of both sides attached) addressed to my own mother. The post card claimed to be from "Walmart, Target and more". I was able to figure this was a scam before my mother even saw the mail so luckily the scam was not able to get anything from her. This will make it harder for the BBB to properly investigate said scammers but I figured it best to still report it in the hopes they can be stopped before they have the chance to scam someone who doesn't know better or have someone in their life who does.

I contacted them within 30 minutes to cancel the order. I sent emails showing they had received the email within 30 minutes but they claimed they did not receive it until much later but that I could return merchandise when it arrived. I contacted them about the return as soon as I received it but have not heard from them. The jewelry was not handmade, fake and cheap. It did not look like the photos.

Received several (4) four notices advising they were trying to reach me regarding a matter of importance as it relates to my mortgage

I am recieved a letter saying this is the final attempt to notify me. Left this 888-803-2351 phone number on it. We reserve the right to revoke allocated waiver after 7 days of receiving this notice. Lender info says BOKF Na. Has a property code on it, 8505078452. Looks like a real check but it is not signed and clearly states its not a check. My name is on the fake check with my address on it too. This is definitely a scammer. Has a sent out notice date on. But no business information of where it came from. On the front on the postage it an eagle prepaid postage permit No. 1535 on it. The amount is $199 Allocated waiver.

This was advertised and endorsed by Oprah Winfrey as a supplement that would allow you to lose weight with little exercise and had 2 doctors on the video to substantiate it. It does not work. They also sent the two bottles I ordered that were marked on the outside of the bottle as containing 60 tablets per bottle, there was 30 in each bottle. I contacted them and they told me they were sorry but would try to send me some more pills. I was shorted a full bottle of 60 tablets. I am returning the two bottles in their own packaging and I have to pay the shipping. However, the questionairre you have to complete is several pages long and repetitive. If you do not complete it you will not get your money back. You then submit the forms and they tell you it will be at least 60 days before a possible refund.

Hello, I wanted to purchase craft supplies to make Christmas gifts and googled Joann Fabrics. The site came up as the third or fourth option. I opened it and it said that the retailer was closing and that the site was being liquidated. The site is very convincing and looks legitimate and as it came up in the google search, I figured it was fine. I made two purchases of fabrics and craft supplies and then realized the site was a scam when I didn't get a receipt email from them and I started googling about it. I've alerted my credit card company about the fraud and cancelled my card. This site should be taken down. Thanks for your help.

Repeated phone calls from many different phone numbers offering a loan When I asked to not be called anymore I was hung up on

I had called the MA Garage Door Repair company to make an appointment to have my remotes checked for my garage door openers.  I was told that we could not come to them because they don’t have a building, that they would have to come to us.
The technician arrived within the appointment time made. He drove here in an older model red Ford truck with no business signage. He followed me into my home as I went to get my remotes from my table near my front door, when the garage is next to my front door.  I told him that we needed to go outside.  
He looked at the remotes and opener and said that the entire system needed to be replaced.  I told him that it was new and I didn’t want to do that.  He said it wasn’t new and that I would need everything  replaced. He also suggested that I purchase a key pad for outside the garage door.  I repeated that I only want the remotes.
 He quoted me $300 for two remotes after I declined a higher amount.  He said to pay him cash because it costs money to use a credit card.  I told him that I would write him a check.  He said to make it out for $350 so that I could tip him $50 for his services.  I told him that businesses don’t request tips for a service call. He said that just for having come to the house, it would be $130.
We agreed for him to do one remote for $150.  He would not use my remote that is identical to the packaged new one he had opened. He said that he didn’t have a second one with him and would have to return.
When he began to work (used a ladder to climb to the garage door opener with his newly unpackaged remote) I called someone to be with us.  I felt that we were being scammed and wanted someone here to witness what was happening. 
He asked if his ‘trainee’ could come to be with him as he worked.  They both had ladders and spent time on them speaking in a foreign language to someone apparently receiving instructions what to do (I could understand numbers).  He was not able to accomplish anything.  I told him that I would pay him for coming out.  He asked for $70 for the service call, but did not ask for a tip (we suspect because we had our witness here with us).  
He was seen by a bystander in the street waving our check and laughing prior to getting into his truck.  He drove away quickly.  We live in a residential area where there are many children out and people walking their dogs.  I didn’t realize until later that perhaps he was driving quickly so that we couldn’t read his license plate number.
After he left, I couldn’t close my garage door with the button on the wall anymore. I called the company and told the representative who answered that the technician just left. He said that he would call him and have him return.  When he didn’t return, I called the company again.  The representative apologized and said that he would call the technician again, then he would call me back himself.  Neither occurred.
We now are afraid of retaliation because we called our bank to stop payment on the check. We are left in a worse situation than prior to when the technician had come to help.  We now have to manually open and close our garage door. 
Please know that the email for the company I had provided is made up in order to be able to advance through the space provided for it in the report.  There is no email on their website (https://repair.magaragedoorrep.com).  The technician said that he was from Northfield when asked.  We don’t know if he was being truthful and there is no address on the website.  The zip code provided is for Northfield, Ohio.
Also, we noted that a 5-Star review that was written in the review section of the website was written by the technician (the representative on the phone had given me the technician’s name).  Another positive review had the last name that was used on the check I’d written. The technician told me that this was the name of the manager.  He dd not want me to write the check out to the company.  He did not provide a receipt. 

I saw the ad online looking for a wrap around heated blanket and the link send me to their website, places the order Nov 2 and reached out Nov 15 and no answer on email and the website is no longer available.

Left message regarding civil complaint filed

AFter filing an application of a trademark with USPTO, we received an email saying that an appointment had been scheduled to speak with an examining attorney, and we would be asked to provide the business employer identification number. Text of the email follows: U.S Trademark Application Verification - ** ******** USPTO To: me · Wed, Nov 19 at 8:31 PM Message Body Hello, ******* ********* ****** Your trademark application is now live and is ready to be verified, attested & endorsed so the authorities can reserve the mark with all Secretary of State(s) in the US in order to mark your business as a certified business under federal protection in the USA. We're happy to announce that your application has matured, allowing your application to be assigned to an examining attorney. The following verification would include: *Owner's verification including name, serial number(s), address, how long the business has been in use, what goods & services are offered under the mark, and what your position in the company providing the "EIN" no could save time from the verification. *Prescribed federal obligation(s) IF REQUIRED Legal Entity Type: Limited Liability Company Owner Name: ******* ********* ****** ******** ** *** **** ***** ****** ******* *** **** ****** ****** ***** ********* ** ******** ****** *** ******** For the above verification procedure, the owner of the reference mark "** ********* under the serial number "********" is scheduled for verification with the federal examiner attorney of the United States Patent and Trademark Office from Law Office 106. Additionally, as referenced, this would be the interaction and monetary commitment towards the application that are documented under your possession with the USPTO. · You are required to contact the examining attorney at the designated time. Failure to do so will result in a single, final opportunity to reschedule. If this verification is not completed, your application may be deemed abandoned or subject to rejection. · The call is scheduled for Thursday, 20th November 2025, at 11:00 AM (PST) and the appointment number is #9892. Given below are the details: Examining Attorney: Jonathan Robert Falk Phone: (571) 261-8259 Appointment Time: 11:00 AM (PST) Appointment Number: 9892 Date: 20th November 2025 Verification Process Includes verifying the owner details, which include name, email, and phone number, serial number of your trademark application, along with assigned categories, business description, and mode of platform for generating business, etc. If there is any conflict or infringement dispute against your application, then the examining attorney will inform you accordingly. NOTE: This call will play an important role for the United States Patent & Trademark Office (TTAB-Trademark Trial Appeal board) If we fail to respond they will reschedule the call for one last time if we fail to communicate to the examining attorney they will mark the application as abandoned or reject during they call they will verify your details if you answer all their question truly they will forward your application to publication that means we will be able to get these application fully registered. Acknowledge this email once received. Regards, United States Patent & Trademark Office Intellectual Property Office 600 Dulany Street, Alexandria, Virginia.

I am being harassed every day with at least 10 phone calls from "Ridgegate Financial". I have selected the option to be removed from the call list several times, reported as spam several times (calls come from all different numbers), and spoken to several agents asking to be removed. The calls do not stop. I never applied for a loan or asked for any information about a loan, and have no interest in being contacted by this organization.

Insurance scam. They obtained the address using usps mail forwarding information and are using a deceased persons name. Their goal being to impersonate a nonexistent mortgage lender for a property that is not mortgaged, and get the recipient to sign up for an insurance plan with monthly billing.

At the end of October, I came across an ad on Instagram. I bought a folding treadmill. This is the first time I've been scammed by a site.

Purchased dress from Instagram Ad and rec'd confirmation 8/8/25. Contacted 9/24/25 as I had not received shipping confirmation. I was told it was on the way. When I did not receive my product I contacted on 10/10 and 11/11 and no response. I do not believe a package is coming or a refund will happen. The other email address they use is invalid. [email protected]

The company sends an email claiming that you have infringed on their copyright material. Then they claim that you must sign up for their "Enterprise Plan" subscription or they will take legal action to protect their intellectual property rights. See below: Dear * ** *********** *** *: Hello! This is the third formal notice issued by our company regarding your company's (organization's) infringement of our image copyright. Previously, our company sent two reminder letters to your company in [September] and [November], but we have not received any response to date. Upon verification, your company (organization) has used our image materials on the PNGtree platform under the name of a company or organization, which seriously violates PNGtree's "Content License Agreement" (details can be found at: https://pngtree.com/content-license-agreement). To properly resolve this copyright dispute, we hereby solemnly request your company (organization) to complete one of the following actions within 24 hours: Log in to your PNGtree account (UID: 12980518 ) and purchase the Enterprise Plan package through the official link to obtain legal commercial authorization: https://pngtree.com/enterprise-plan-pricing?b=2000 If you have any objections to the infringement or the proposed solution, please provide a written explanation and relevant supporting materials via email to [email protected] within 24 hours. If your company fails to respond or take action within the stipulated time limit, our company will take legal action in accordance with the law, including but not limited to entrusting lawyers to send legal letters and initiating lawsuits, to protect our intellectual property rights. Sincerely, PNGtree Graphic Design Ltd. Contact: [email protected] Official Website: https://pngtree.com ?2025.11.20?

I believe I found this website through Pinterest. It looked exactly like a Williams-Sonoma website. With, of course, prices too good to be true. I had a bad feeling about it, but I still made a purchase. When I checked my credit card the amount was incorrect at $72. And I didn't recognize the seller, which on my credit card was "Nocerast Atlanta USA". I've just started the dispute process but feel doubtful my money will be returned. When I look Nocerast up on the BBB I saw an identical victims' circumstance also at $72.

They keep emailing me and texting me about a job offer after I already told them it was a scam

Received a text stating my Apple account had been used to make a purchase originating in Orlando Florida in the amount of $461 and that I need to call a phone number to rectify this. I didn't contact them just letting you know this is happening. The text originated from a foreign phone number +63-951-369-9081.

Contacted this car lot about a vehicle i was interested in financing. Got approved and then noticed that the loan amount was for a larger amount than i had figured initially. I was willing to look past their slightly larger document fee. But what was alarming was an 800 dollar charge for a pulse safety system installed. I of course declined, and was informed they do this regularly along with other dealers as well..thats odd as I've been buying used vehicles for decades and never encountered this until them. They mentioned some customers resist the service and some are accepting, sure , the ones that are unaware. I was dismissive of the information after speaking with Brandan Brown and just figured id be purchasing my car else where since they refused to remove the unwanted service. Then this morning I became curious of what their angle may be in regards to this pulse safety service. Upon researching i soon discovered that others had indeed had the services forced upon them as well by various dealers. The parts themselves are fairly inexpensive totalling roughly 40 dollars, although Crossroads added 800 dollars to my balance to be financed . To install this mechanism the usual procedure is to splice into the factory wiring for this add on. For my peace of my mind i would only have that done by a professional, preferably the dealership from which the vehicle originally came from. And the final discovery for me reveals that this service of 3rd flashing brake light in rear has had plenty of dispute from officials. I believe it to be illegal here in Ohio based off what ive read. There are several stories of receiving citations from law enforcement due to this install. Only to receive zero aid from dealership who installed and having to pay to have the feature removed , out of pocket. This is all new to me as ive never encountered this before. But at the very least i guess my biggest question is how could a company with a solid reputation force me to install a feature on my vehicle that i not only refused but also appears to not be in good standing with Ohio Highway Safety Regulations. My next question is how often are they doing this and is this company in violation enough to be fined for every time they have done this in the past. May the people at Crossroads Car and Truck have the day they truly deserve using consumer manipulation tactics. As far as the actual consumers out here, folks protect yourselves, times are different these days.

A fraudulent invoice was received via fax for services we don't receive from them. We have never been in contact with this company. They performed a DNS lookup to get our information and attempted to send the invoice to our accounts payable department hoping it would be paid without question.

Saw this ad on Facebook about some Hoka sneakers decided to order through it After a couple of days it says the item was shipped. They gave me a tracking address. I tracked it and then it stalled for several days. I’m now trying to contact the seller and I’m getting the runaround.

Made a custom order online and was provided with an order number and tracking number. I was constantly in contact with customer service and they requested an additional $15 for reshipment.

2nd time I have received this letter. lists agent as Christopher T justice II States final attempt to notify that a 2015 hyundai sante fa service contract with service code 5pm8530914275 to activate the service contract before mine runs out. I do not HAVE 2015 sante fe. I have a used-bought off facebook marketplace-2003 santa fe.

Advertised on Facebook. "Mr. Chimney." Seemed legitimate through scheduling process. Chimney Inspector arrive in overalls... not a uniform or with any logo. No identification. In a private vehicle, not a truck with tools, with no label. Quaoted $89 to inspect the chimney. The cost rose to $1000 in less than 15 minutes. Had no tools only his telephone. Could not produce a written check list of inspection nor a card of identification or license. I became suspicious and read reviews. Others had been scammed. I asked him to leave. He did so with no collection of fees.

I bought items that don’t depict what this company was advertising and would like a refund - after several emails (some they responded to) will not give me a return address- to send the unopened items for return.

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Ricky was going door to door asked me if he could seal coat my driveway said he used sand base to fix the cracks in my driveway. The price quoted was 350.00. He came the next week and sprayed my driveway cracks are still there its going on 3 weeks now said he would come back and fix the cracks paid him with my debit catd for his 30 minutes of work found out he billed me 470.00 not 350.00 i questioned him about this he said the overage is a charge his bank charges him to accept debit card payments. Said he would be back to fix the cracks. Called him many times said he's busy and when he's back in town he would take care the driveway have not seen or heard from him at all. So be ware of R&R Sealcoating there a rip off.

Automated voice mail to my cell stating, "The payment of $1099 for the recent order of Apple iPhone 17 Pro on your account. If you do not authorize this payment, please press one to speak to our customer support representative.

Phishing call offering a loan of 40k.

I ordered two sets of silverware from this company on Amazon in August of 2024. The silverware said in the description that it was made of 18/0 stainless steel, well that was infact a lie. After having the silverware for a couple months, the paint came off of the handle and on the handle it is engraved 18/10. So they lied on multiple different descriptions of their products they are selling. Alot of people choose 18/0 as the healthiest option to use for silverware, hence why I purchased them because that's what they claimed they were made of. Because its a healthier option, the company used false descriptions of their products to mislead people into buying them. If they would have told the truth that the silverware were made of 18/10, I would not have purchased them. It's misleading and illegal to improperly list products you are selling to consumers. They are still currently on Amazon listed this way and lying to consumers. There is no way to contact the seller on Amazon, I had to dig on the internet to find there US address. It will only allow me to upload one screenshot so I uploaded the silverware showing 18/10. They do not list there Denver address on Amazon, instead they list this: "Nearby Nanhe bridge Xianjiao Jieyang Guangdong 522000 CN" with no phone number or contact information.

I was hired as a logistic coordinator and an online chat support. After completing the application I was advised via the website that I was hired and would receive a $500 sign on bonus. I submitted a copy of my drivers license and social security number. This company sent a G-Bank visa card, I was told via text to use the credit card for the bonus and there was additional $500 on the card for software that was needed to do the job I was hired for. I called the bank associated with the card and was told the card was not registered in my name. When I reported this information back to Appen USA, to a Kim Brunner I was given a Social Security number to use for the card and told to call the bank back. I called the bank and was told there is an investigation from the bank in regards to the visa card that was issued.

Multiple phone calls per day from different phone numbers with the following message: “ This communication is delivered by Ridgegate Financial. Our phone number is 934-947-9605. This message is from the loan department. We have a new offer of $55,000 in the form of an installment loan. Your monthly payment is estimated to be $400. To talk to a funding advisor, please choose option two. If you wish not to be contacted again, please press 9. Once again, press 2 to be connected with our team and press 9 to be removed from our list.” I have tried several times to be put on Do Not Call but it doesn’t work with this company.

I watched a minimum of 30 minutes of a doctor explaining the benefits of this weight loss product in which I made notes of the ingredients etc. As I was in the process of ordering, my phone rang and a "representative" assisted me with completion of the transaction and said I was getting a fourth bottle for free. (I paid for 3). After the transaction was complete, my phone rang approximately 15 times from similar phone numbers in which I had to block because it would not stop. When I received the order, the packaging and the capsules themselves were not the same as the advertisement. The ingredients were also not the same as advertised. In addition, the 90 day money back guarantee is a lie. I was told by the representative that they don't have any guarantees. That is when I confirmed with her that I was certain this was fake, she hung up on me.

Sanjay Gupta was supposedly reporting the benefits of a product that would help with memory loss. I paid for 6 bottles of product with my credit card. The ingredients are not what they were marketed as and are mostly caffeine. Neither the phone number nor email are responsive.

They advertise beautiful clothes, pictures and descriptions then send total cheap products. They wont work with you to refund and want you to pay to send them back to China (almost as expensive as buying them) even though they didnt send what they promised

I was doing a Target survey and at the end I was offered a free Nintendo switch 2 if I paid the 9.99 for shipping (or so I thought). I went through and entered my card info and paid the 9.99. I then received an email stating that my subscription is active. I went to the website to see what that was about and get my password set up. I looked at the website and they had 30 items for sale and mostly were permanent markers. I went back to my emails and it stated that I had a credit. I clicked on that and brought me to the website where I was awarded $25 in credits to purchase things. I did not want anything they offered and canceled the subscription so that I would not be charged an additional 14.99 in two days. When I canceled my credits were lost and subscription canceled. I called the company to ask about a refund since I did not purchase anything and they told me it was non refundable. I told them it was supposed to be for target and they told me they have no affiliation with target. I told her that I would then like to speak with a hire up professional like a manager because there is a scam going on somewhere. I was then hung up on I called back and spoke with the same person and she claimed it was not her but that she could have a manger call me back today and see if we can refund me the money. I got off the phone and went to my bank account and the $9.99 is a pending credit. This is a scam company and they are a joke. Nothing to offer for products and take your money and say non refundable when you didn’t want the subscription to begin with.

I receive multiple calls per day offering a $55,000.00 loan offering monthly loan payment of $400.00 per month. I have tried blocking the multiple phone numbers that appear on my phone to no avail. At the end of the robocall it says the call is from 934-947-9605, which is a different phone number than appears as the incoming call, and i have called the number several times to have the calls stopped, to no avail

I tried to purchase a vehicle and wired the money to them but found out from my bank that its a scam and I did not receive the car when John said I would. Plus, no tracking information is provided to lookup, and the tracking feature on his website doesnt work and he had excuses. there is nobody else to talk to other than john. i couldnt pay for the car any other way other than through a wire. the wire information was for a place in IL, and not FL, and for a different business name.

Received a phone call threatening legal action for a transaction with a Check n Go for a payroll advance. I have never transacted with this company. He was rude and threatened legal action. I said to go ahead and send the legal paperwork.

I received a notice that my warranty had expired. I leased the car from the Hyundai dealer in Henrico. This year my lease expired and decided to purchase the car. Got a letter supposedly from Hyundai Motor Finance. It looked suspicious so I called the dealer and spoke to someone in their finance department to verify the letter was genuine. I was told it was a scam .

“My name is Sophia Marshall with national pro service just called intended for ***********or reference number *********this is a formal notice regarding the noncompliance notice that is being filed against you if you have not received the notice properly by mail please call the litigation office immediately to request a copy to be sent out certified please note this complaint can before legally without your consent within one to two business days please feel free to contact the office with any further questions at 855-443-5574 please consider yourself notified thank you…” They left this message and I called them they gave me his dob and where he lived saying legal action was going to be taken because I called in they were very rude and kept hanging up on me I told them I was going to report them and they said I wouldn’t be able to

I keep getting several scam calls a day from “Ridgegate Financial” and they are always different phone numbers starting with 888. They do provide a phone number upfront, and it’s 934-947-9605

We purchased Microsoft Office 2024 and the program is now saying the software is inactivated and we need new pass keys. We were able to download the program but now cannot use it. We have emaile the business several times with no response and the phone number listed in the website is inaccurate “your call cannot be completed as dialed”

Hi ******, I don't want to bother you. This is Fundova reaching out again to review options regarding your personal loan for $30,000. I just need a few minutes. Do you have time now for a quick call? If you no longer need the $30,000 let me know. I appreciate it. Text "Unsubscribe" to cancel.

The company Official Lumin in no way shape or form provides a disclaimer to consumer alerting them that their hair vitamin gummies are being shipped from China. Research states that supplements from China have been found to contain harmful contaminants, heavy metals like lead, arsenic, and mercury as well as drugs and pesticides. After my concerns were made the agreed to give me a refund in 5-7 business days but that has not happened and they have not responded to my follow up email requesting an updated on my refund.

14 calls in two days. All from different numbers. Same recording each time offering me loan options and to press 2 to connect, 9 to be removed. This has been going on for months! I’ve pressed 9 before. I’ve blocked numbers. It won’t stop.