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Ekbalco
03 Jun 17 12:41
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Anyone have experience with these swindlers?

For the third year running they have taken £35 out of my account for a service/product I no longer take from them - Internet Security package - they are absolutely impossible to get hold of by email or phone - I have done everything possible , I believe , to cancel the product/service/payment.

I spent an hour yesterday on the phone to my bank getting passed from pillar to post - for the second year running - explaining the situation - yet they tell me that because it's a recurring payment they cannot stop it - they will refund me the £35 and pursue the funds from DR/Kaspersky's bank - they will put a block on it , but they said all this last year and Kaspersky are devious - they emailed me to tell me that the card they normally take the payment from was no longer valid and could I please provide them with an alternative form of payment - which of course I completely ignored(the account had been closed 3 months previous due to fraud and another reopened)  but lo and behold they somehow got hold of the new account and took the money -  how can this situation possibly be allowed to continue?

How are the authorities not closing down this band of thieves?

Anyone with similar experience?

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donny osmond
When: 03 Jun 17 12:56
raise a complaint against your bank with your bank, they will have a month to sort it,

then if its not sorted take it to financial services ombudsman

this will cost your bank £500 and incentivise them to sort it, and cost you nothing
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casemoney
When: 03 Jun 17 13:28
How can they Possibly take the money from a Different/New Account ,its impossible unless same a/c number
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Des Pond
When: 03 Jun 17 13:32
Sounds very strange. I would change to another bank, I think. Besides you can often get 100 quid or more for switching.
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A_T
When: 03 Jun 17 14:02
clue here is they're Russian
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