I logged into my bank account and saw an overdraft on my account due to a charge of $12. I called the bank and they gave me the 1-800 number to the people who were charging me who I never heard of before in my life! Of course, reservationrewards.com

It turns out, that according to them I signed up for there BS service when I bought a hardrive on Buy.com (at the beginning of the summer).Today is October 1st and when I called them it turns out that they've been charging me for 5 months (do the math, 5x12=$60). They were quick as *** to give me my money back, especially when I told the guy that I did a Google search on the 1800 number and told him all the hits I got back saying how it was a scam. As a matter of fact before speaking to customer service, canceling there service was one of the first options to dial. I just got off the phone so now I'm waiting for my money. I'm sure as *** not going to let them off the hook. That's how you have to deal with people like this, keep *** until they set things straight. Today is Wednesday, if buy Monday (the third business day) I don-t get my money back I'm filling a police report and/or joining whatever class act there is against them.

Don't *** with consumer if you don't want them to *** you back.

During my Freshman year in college, I got a coupon under my door saying that for this weekend only I could purchase a take-out dinner from one of three separate restaurants in Mount Pleasant (where I went to school) for only $2 each from campusdining.com. Since I wasn't a registered member of campusdining.com, I had to sign up (for free) before I could make the orders. I happily complied, ordered my food, was charged the correct amount, and never went on campusdining.com ever again.

I started receiving e-mails every two weeks from Reservation Rewards about additional coupons and discount offers. I assumed that Campus Dining and Reservation Rewards were affiliated, and just deleted the e-mails. Since I was new to having a debit card (I got it when I started college), I only checked my account balance, and not all the transactions made on my card. Near the end of my freshman year, my mom went online to check my bank account, and noticed that Reservation Rewards had been deducting $10 every month from my bank account, which at that point was $90 all together. I was furious. I never gave Reservation Rewards my card information and I never authorized any transactions!

Me, as well as my mother, e-mailed Reservation Rewards several times and complained and asked for my money back. Neither of us ever got a response. My mom told me I'd never get my money back, and blamed me for not checking my transactions. Now that I'm older, I realize that I should CALLED and complained, but the fact remains that this company took money from me that I did not authorize. Their practices are shady and unethical!

I, too, had $10 deductions EFT from my checking account each month. I don't know how or why this happened. I don't know where I was on the internet or what I was doing when this happened! I rarely shop on the internet and now I am apprehensive about ever doing it again. I will be calling Reservation Rewards today to request that the EFT deductions immediately stop. If I have a problem getting this done, you will be hearing from me again!

I have been charged $10.00 from my debit card since September 21, 2007. It drew my attention when I received my statement on March 7TH, 2008, six months they have been taking unauthorized money. I shopped on art.com for the first time in August, 07, and I only authorized art.com. I called Reservation rewards and told them I did not join nor give you permission to go into my credit card account, and how did you get my information? They said through my purchase with art.com. They have only refunded me $10.00 from Feb., and said they did refund me the other $50.00 on 3/10/08, it never has been put back into my account. My bank only goes back 3 months, I want the $50.00 from Reservation Reward that they stoled from my account.

Unauthorized charge to my bank card!