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<blockquote data-quote="LarryWentz" data-source="post: 2206311" data-attributes="member: 141"><p>Well Moniker lied to me on the phone yesterday about refunding my credit card. I did get an email this morning however saying they had credited my Moniker account for one of the unauthorized credit card charges. No such credit was issued to my account. Apparently it was issued to one of the other accounts they had created during this massive joke of an event. So I got back on the phone again today after wasting an hour yesterday.... again wasting more time. However - I wasn't to pleasant this time around after being misled yesterday. I gave them 1 hour to get things resolved or I said I would go ballistic on Twitter... I then hung up on them. Time is money & dinking around with incompetency isn't worth the effort.</p><p></p><p>The reality is that they have screwed up people's credit card balances & businesses. I know of 1 person who had to cancel their credit card because of Moniker's continuous unauthorized charges. If you were near your credit card limit & then had Moniker whack you - you then could face over-the-limit fees charged by your credit card and increased interest rates. In addition - other charges you initially had funds for you all of a sudden don't.</p><p></p><p>I call it my "Twitter card" which I've used only 3x for incompetency & fraud. (lemon computer, SponsoredTweets click fraud, Ad network failing to pay me). I should mention I have over 700,000 Twitter followers... - [MEDIA=twitter]474278656907304960[/MEDIA]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LarryWentz, post: 2206311, member: 141"] Well Moniker lied to me on the phone yesterday about refunding my credit card. I did get an email this morning however saying they had credited my Moniker account for one of the unauthorized credit card charges. No such credit was issued to my account. Apparently it was issued to one of the other accounts they had created during this massive joke of an event. So I got back on the phone again today after wasting an hour yesterday.... again wasting more time. However - I wasn't to pleasant this time around after being misled yesterday. I gave them 1 hour to get things resolved or I said I would go ballistic on Twitter... I then hung up on them. Time is money & dinking around with incompetency isn't worth the effort. The reality is that they have screwed up people's credit card balances & businesses. I know of 1 person who had to cancel their credit card because of Moniker's continuous unauthorized charges. If you were near your credit card limit & then had Moniker whack you - you then could face over-the-limit fees charged by your credit card and increased interest rates. In addition - other charges you initially had funds for you all of a sudden don't. I call it my "Twitter card" which I've used only 3x for incompetency & fraud. (lemon computer, SponsoredTweets click fraud, Ad network failing to pay me). I should mention I have over 700,000 Twitter followers... - [MEDIA=twitter]474278656907304960[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]
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