The NEW face of FBG Internet is: www.socialnetworkingdepartment.com
Avoid them. In fact Avoid any business linking to www.the-technical-guys.com
They change the scam page often, but www.the-technical-guys.com is always their modus operandi. Much better for them to hide between a ticket system so their "customers" can´t speak to them.The following was a message by yet another scammed customer from South Africa: Read from the bottom up;
Thanks Oliver,
They have done a charge back only
on this last payment –which is where all the drama started- but I don’t think I
will be able to recover the last three months and the marketing setup page
costs, anyway thanks for your feedback once again.
From: Oliver Bray
Sent: 29 May 2012 12:46 PM
To: 'Claudette Rosen'
Subject: RE: Charter House Law - FBG Facebook Global
Sent: 29 May 2012 12:46 PM
To: 'Claudette Rosen'
Subject: RE: Charter House Law - FBG Facebook Global
Hi Claudette,
Sorry to hear about your
experiences, my best advice is to request a chargeback on your credit card,
ignore all of their threatening letters because they do not amount to anything
of substance, would they pursue you legally? Absolutely not they would not be
able to win in court.
Don't be bullied by them. Have
reported them to trading standards authorities, sadly no one really seems to be
interested. I managed to SEO their site out of business, they just set up a new
one new name same scam.
From: Claudette Rosen
Sent: 29 May 2012 12:35
Subject: FW: Charter House Law - FBG Facebook Global
Sent: 29 May 2012 12:35
Subject: FW: Charter House Law - FBG Facebook Global
Hi Oliver,
I too have been scammed- I unfortunately did a search after
the fact.
I have forwarded this to my sister (email below) who is an attorney in
the UK – there must be some recourse- if not to get ones money back certainly
to have them stopped, prosecuted or something?
There is a site to report scams originating in the UK as well as a
division of the FBI that specialises in Internet fraud, the UK details though
bounced back have you forwarded your grievances to anyone that can indict
these characters?
Your feedback would be appreciated.
WARM REGARDS
CLAUDETTE ROSEN
From: Legal Charter House Law [mailto:legal@charterhouselaw.com]
Sent: 29 May 2012 10:42 AM
Subject: Charter House Law - FBG Facebook Global
Sent: 29 May 2012 10:42 AM
Subject: Charter House Law - FBG Facebook Global
Claudette Rosen,
Client: FBG Facebook Global
Our Ref: FBG 15687 / 78459
Outstanding Payment: R2166
Subject: Facebook Advertising – Payment Dispute
Charter House Law represents FBG in all legal matters in South
Africa.
We have been instructed to contact you regarding your chargeback
request for the final payment of R2166 taken by my client on the 26th
April 2012.
Your chargeback request is not valid and you are requested to
cancel this request or the following legal action will be taken immediately
against Spin Interiors.
Legal Action
Additional charges will be applied to the debt and the full
outstanding debt will be registered with Trans Union Africa.
Summons will be issued to resolve this dispute through the courts
and you will be liable for all legal fees incurred.
Regards
Michael Bond - Fake Name
Debt Enforcement Office
Charter House Law
Tel: 0311002350
From: Claudette Rosen
To: 'Directors'
Cc: scams@oft.gsi.gov.uk
Subject: FBGSA-SCAM
To: 'Directors'
Cc: scams@oft.gsi.gov.uk
Subject: FBGSA-SCAM
To Andrew
Armstrong:
I have
reported you to the necessary authority’s in the UK, for internet fraud as I
have suspected for some time that your organisation is unscrupulous, having
done some further research I am now convinced, particularly since there are a
host of people you have defrauded-see sites attached.
I was never
able to view my so called campaign- nor were my friends or associates, in this
itself you are in breach of our contract –nor did I ever receive one phone call
from anyone that had seen the campaign.
Please
refrain from contacting me.
CLAUDETTE
ROSEN
Just to add to the mix...I laid a criminal charge against them on Tuesday with the South African Police. Also reported the matter to Standard Bank SA. Why not do the same? It will add a bit more weight to the case.
ReplyDeleteThe bank account I had to deposit into was in the name of "Search", Standard Bank, Constantia Cape Town. Interesting to see that search.co.za is listed under Dryden's name. However,whois.co.za reveals that search.co.za is registered to one Brian Marin of 15 Rembrandt Way, Walton-on Thames, UK. Anyone come across him yet?
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