What to doif about 4 years ago I purchased a product over the phone, received it and later cancelled the order but am still being charged?

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What to doif about 4 years ago I purchased a product over the phone, received it and later cancelled the order but am still being charged?

The company said they would stopping charging me but didn’t, kept charging me but I never received the product. I called again and the money was reimbursed. About three years later I noticed charges to my new account, different bank and different account. From the company, I was never notified, nor did I give anyone permission to give the company my new account information. I also never had any contact with the company in those three years, and never ordered the product again. The charged me for 3 months worth of the product, without my knowledge or permission! Do I have a case?

Asked on December 12, 2012 under General Practice, California

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FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney

Answered 11 years ago | Contributor

I suggets that you advise your bank immediately as to the unauthroized charges to your account and see what can be done by it for reimbursement. Confirm such in writing. If you cannot get reimbursed by your bank then it seems that small claims court is your legal recourse.


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