On saturday March 14, 2009, I filled out an application for a loan online. after the company asked for MY personal information it then began sending me pop-ups asking if I wanted to sign up for different offers. I declined every single offer. After about two minutes of non-stop pop ups, I became frustrated, so I closed the website. Today (March 18th 2009) I checked my account balance. my statement shows that a check was written for the amount of 31.85. This obviously didn't sit well with me, being that I don't write paper checks, so I called Bank of America right away. The represenitive that I spoke with gave me the information of the merchant who had collected the money from my account. She also stated that this company used my routing and checking account number to collect this amount from my account. Finally, she went on to state that the company who collected this money from my account was claiming to be an idenity theft protection agency. NEVER did I authorize or sign up for any service of this type. After recieving the phone number from my bank rep. about the merchant in question, I proceeded to call this company. I couldn't get ahold of ANYONE! After about an hour of waiting for a rep. I became frustrated and hung up the phone. I then decided to try the website the company had advertised on the phone number my bank rep had given me to call. the search results made me, "sick to my stomach!" It seems I am not the only person this company has taken advantage of. It seems quite odd that I, along with many others, are victims of theft from a company who states they protect people from IDENITY THEFT!