I received an email warning of a Walmart Master Card being used in my name. I have never had a Walmart card nor have I applied for one. I have no use for it. I don't have any use for My Cash Flow Pro. Please close down any account that bears my information.
I do not know if other companies that are involved in this scam, but I was called to take a survey which promised a gift card for a $4.95 shipping fee. During the survey there were several "ads" I was to listen to and respond to, but was assured many times that it was only a marketing ad that I was not being signed up for, and they only wanted to know if it was an understandable ad. There were several ads, and I believe My Cash Flow Pro was one of them. I would not respond with "yes" to any question at the end of the ad, but just that I understood the information.
I received a letter from My Cash Flow Pro indicating that I had signed up for a trial period and that if I did not cancel by the 21st of March, which was only eight days from the time I received the letter, my credit card would be charged a monthly fee of $59.95 for this "service" which supposedly was to help me manage my budget and set financial goals, no services of which I was interested in or financially in a position to use. I called to cancel the day after I received the letter and am watching my bank account closely to be sure they do not charge me anyway. I believe this is part of a bigger scam and am waiting for other mail to verify that they have put me in on a trial basis for the rest of the "marketing ads" I was to listen to and evaluate.
Incidentally, there was no gift card ever received, which further confirms that this is a scam. They had my credit card number for the $4.95 fee for the gift card and the fee posted to my account was under MyCashFlowPro name.
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I received an email warning of a Walmart Master Card being used in my name. I have never had a Walmart card nor have I applied for one. I have no use for it. I don't have any use for My Cash Flow Pro. Please close down any account that bears my information.
ANNIE LAYE.
Misleading/ fraudulent use of financial information
I do not know if other companies that are involved in this scam, but I was called to take a survey which promised a gift card for a $4.95 shipping fee. During the survey there were several "ads" I was to listen to and respond to, but was assured many times that it was only a marketing ad that I was not being signed up for, and they only wanted to know if it was an understandable ad. There were several ads, and I believe My Cash Flow Pro was one of them. I would not respond with "yes" to any question at the end of the ad, but just that I understood the information.
I received a letter from My Cash Flow Pro indicating that I had signed up for a trial period and that if I did not cancel by the 21st of March, which was only eight days from the time I received the letter, my credit card would be charged a monthly fee of $59.95 for this "service" which supposedly was to help me manage my budget and set financial goals, no services of which I was interested in or financially in a position to use. I called to cancel the day after I received the letter and am watching my bank account closely to be sure they do not charge me anyway. I believe this is part of a bigger scam and am waiting for other mail to verify that they have put me in on a trial basis for the rest of the "marketing ads" I was to listen to and evaluate.
Incidentally, there was no gift card ever received, which further confirms that this is a scam. They had my credit card number for the $4.95 fee for the gift card and the fee posted to my account was under MyCashFlowPro name.