Just like everyone i was told pay $1.95 then charged $149.80 they put me in the negitive 200.00 i was so upset but i got it together and called the bank. What you do is call the bank tell them what happened you should talk to the disclaimer or dispute department they will get you a investigater and he will the check the claim and get your money back and the fees the bank charged you, I have wachovia and they where so nice and helpfull. But I wont stop there i will call the company the go to better business berue and fbi so on the will wish they didnt mess with me!!!!thank you

I received a phone call on the evening of Sept 12, 2007 from a company call Unified Services telling me that I was choosen to the winner of my state to receive a $1000.00 dollar online gift certificate and a three day-two night vacation toany one of my choice destinations within their package that and they will ship out thoses destinations for me today. Well, needless to say i fell for it because he tells me that he only needed my checking account number for them to take out for the shipping charges of $1.95 to send the package to me. I must admit I was excited about the idea of it all and fell for the scam hook, line and sinker.
Now, on or about two weeks ago which would be around the 1st of the month I get a package from them, but when I realized they meant on line shopping, I sealed the envelope up and drove around the corner and handed it to my mailman, thinking foolishly that would be the end of it because he said I had ten days to return the package.....Needless, to say I got the surprise and horror of my life to see on the 12th of October after my daughter put a hundred dollars in my account to cover my life insurance policy these dogs, had taken not 1.95 but $149.80 out of my account. I have since found out that I am not the only victim but rather there have been over 582 victims and to make matters worst, this company is located in Las Vegas, with representative using American names but sounding like a man with a very thick Indian accent Please take these people down and stop them from getting rich off of poor peolple (seniors) like myself and hundreds of future victims.

I have received at least 20 phone calls from this company on my cell phone (AT&T) within 2 weeks. Each time I ask them to either remove the number from their list or to never call again, to no avail. Every caller has a heavy accent and I have been called names, threatened to be sued (!!!) and cussed at for being annoyed and asking them why they don't comply with me demanding to stop calling my cell phone. The last comment from the guy was "Why you bark like dog, bitch!"

I would love to either sue these people (haha) or strangle one of them, not sure where to complain to do something against them.

Anybody who knows how to get rid of these people and make them pay for violating telemarketing laws, let me know.

I am including the link for the FBI reports. Do not be worried about filling out a complaint. You are in no trouble. The FBI will help you.

Go to: https://tips.fbi.gov/

Unified Services is a dangerous network of scam artists with international origins. Gaining unauthorized access to personal bank accounts, home addresses, and credit information. You have not asked for the terror these people have brought upon you. Neither have I. However, you have to fight it back or they will win.

I wish you the best because I know what your going threw... or will be if you don't attack now.

I received the same telephone call today (9/29/07) as everyone else, but refused to give my checking account number. All the criteria as mentioned in everyone elses posts matched identically, including the thick Middle Eastern accent by men who had very American names. However, I was never told that there were any free trials of anything.

I received this call at my place of business, a small bar & grill located in Louisiana. I am from, and make my home in, Florida - and this move to Louisiana is only temporary - therefore I have no permanent address here. The telephone number and address that the man gave were linked to the business - however, the address was slightly different than what is the normal business address. I realized that the address the man recited to me was the exact way I had given my address to my new checking account that I had opened up last week at Regions bank. I specifically gave Regions bank a different address, so that it appeared to be an apartment address - as opposed to a commercial address, since this was for my personal checking account. The only way that Unified Services could have that physical address in the strange unique manner I gave it out, was to get it from Regions Bank. Therefore, my next step is to contact Regions and find out why they are selling their customer information.

For the people who have unfortunately been scammed out of their $150 - you all should talk amongst each other and find out what common links in life you have. This may lead you to the source that is selling your personal information. I encourage you to stop your business dealings with any companies who you find to sell your personal information to such obviously unstable/illegal companies such as Unified Services.