First seen November 21, 2020. Last updated on January 09, 2021.
The credit card or debit card charge MERGE EMAX1 was first submitted to our database on November 21, 2020. It has been flagged as suspicious by our users.
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Made to Chargers to my account first one for £1.00 second one £49.95
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I can not afford to give £49.99 away, as I live in sheltered accommodation, and have to rely upon charities, and would appreciate the monies retuned to my bank account.
I have been trying to get the money back through the bank which is turning into a bit of a nightmare. They keep saying the information does not match the information held on file. MERGE EMAX1.COM for £1 in November 2020 MERGEVIT for £1 in November 2020 MERGE EPAY22.COM for £49.95 in November 2020 3 days later MERGE EKMAL.COM for £49.95 in December 2020 I have tried once more today (09/01/2021) if it doesn't work this time i will try to take it further.