First seen September 05, 2014. Last updated on September 10, 2016.
The credit card or debit card charge PNI*FREELOTTO FAST SVC was first submitted to our database on September 05, 2014. It has been flagged as suspicious by our users.
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i have been in hospital for most of this year but back at the beginning of the year i contacted PNI*FREELOTTO FAST SVC 212-867-180 and told them to stop taking money out of my account. i had given no authority to them to deduct any payments from my credit card, and anyway they were advertising as being a 'free' lotto. i now find they have continued taking money out of my credit card account even after i told the in january 2016 that they were not to take anything else out. this company has totally ignored my wishes and i believe have fraudulently continued to take money from my account. i am only a pensioner and can ill afford to be losing over $20 Australian dollars each month. i believe they should credit me $135 US dollars into my credit card account
i have been in hospital for most of this year but back at the beginning of the year i contacted PNI*FREELOTTO FAST SVC 212-867-180 and told them to stop taking money out of my account. i had given no authority to them to deduct any payments from my credit card, and anyway they were advertising as being a 'free' lotto. i now find they have continued taking money out of my credit card account even after i told the in january 2016 that they were not to take anything else out. this company has totally ignored my wishes and i believe have fraudulently continued to take money from my account. i am only a pensioner and can ill afford to be losing over $20 Australian dollars each month. i believe they should credit me $135 US dollars into my credit card account