Its always irritated me how Ibill freely refunded peoples money without question. Seems their being a little more proactive with these assclowns. Here's an email I just received from Ibill:
Dear Webmaster;
I received a call from a representative of Wells Fargo credit card services
because one of your subscribers is claiming fraud. The customer is stating
they never joined your site in May of 2002 through current, although their
name, street address, email address, and their IP address traces back to
the ISP they used at the time of sign-up. All appearances are that the
cardholder and your subscriber are one-in-the-same.
What I need from you is the username and password information to access the account with your site. That, along with any other information could prove instrumental in defeating the fraud claim.
The subscriber information is as follows:
Subscription: ********
Email: ********
PIN: ********
Signup Date: 5/19/2002
Please let me know if you can assist with preventing the loss of your
revenues. Certainly let me know what else I can do to assist you in this
endeavor.
Dear Webmaster;
I received a call from a representative of Wells Fargo credit card services
because one of your subscribers is claiming fraud. The customer is stating
they never joined your site in May of 2002 through current, although their
name, street address, email address, and their IP address traces back to
the ISP they used at the time of sign-up. All appearances are that the
cardholder and your subscriber are one-in-the-same.
What I need from you is the username and password information to access the account with your site. That, along with any other information could prove instrumental in defeating the fraud claim.
The subscriber information is as follows:
Subscription: ********
Email: ********
PIN: ********
Signup Date: 5/19/2002
Please let me know if you can assist with preventing the loss of your
revenues. Certainly let me know what else I can do to assist you in this
endeavor.
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