Coder

Never thought of that, Cheers!
I've already sent info to the Met Police (Fraud Alert).
http://www.met.police.uk/fraudalert/

Nominet gave me that link.

aZooZa

Coder, precisely: Write a letter to your bank and make sure in that letter you write e.g. "cc: CC Devon & Cornwall Contabulary" -- (CC = Chief Constable) and then sit back and wait while the bank becomes an 'Imodium' customer and refunds you double-quick. Make sure you send the cc: to The CC but that probably won't make it past desk sergeant. However, this will work.

Coder

Thanks for that! I'll send that off tomorrow!
Have you heard of this being successful before with banks?

olebean

Coder

I'll be sending that info tomorrow.. There are some questionmarks over their historical reporting of companies within "the circle"

aZooZa

Coder, just so you understand: You have to send off two letters by recorded delivery: One to the bank, cc: Chief Constable, and one to the Chief Constable, cc: your bank. Oh yeah - it will work.

Coder

Ok, cheers olebean!

Coder

Yeah I'll do that and post up how I get on!

aZooZa

PM me and I'll draft them for you if you like.

GWing

One thing I would say to anyone trying to get a charge back through their card company, if it's a bit dodgy and you think you their is a chance you might not get your money back. Report it as a fraudulent charge and you know zip all about it. Don't give the bank any details or tips, just say you know nothing.

That way your bank will just give you the money back and not bother arguing, they'll then charge the merchant for the privallege by by taking the money from them and charging the merchant £10 penalty.

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Coder

But www.loovar.co.uk could say look we registered his domains for him! Who would fraudently use my card for that? Other than making it look like they were doing it themselves to generate so called business. I suppose they are in effect doing just that!!