866-205-2664

I have this phone number on my credit card statement. Even though I did not buy anything from this .com site they charged me over $50.00. the phone number had been coming up busy for three days now and I am out $50 bucks.

Approximately two months ago I found a charge on my online bank statement for $40.50 by mrslnet.com with this phone number.  I did not purchase anything from this .com site.  Like others reporting this, the phone number was always busy.

Then on April 13, 2009 I found another charge on my online bank statement which I did not make in the amount of $39.71, this time made by muhpop.com with a different phone number (888-205-2664).  When I visited the website, instead of getting muhpop.com, I got billingservices.com. The phone number I dialed also answered as Billing Services Customer Service.  It turned out that this company is handling both charges.

The representative of billingservices.com told me that they just process credit card billings for other businesses.  I have no way of knowing whether that is true but it is quite a coincidence that they are handling two fraudulent charges against me.  She also told me that one charge was for an adult web site but did not know what the other was for.

I have disputed the two charges with both my credit card issuer and billingservices.com.  If there are future occurrences, I will report this to the State Attorney General's Consumer Fraud Division.

Call the FBI let them deal with this shister.

Hi to you ,
my name is John . I,m a UK national. The company does not exist it,s a scam. Please call your local FBI this is internationl fraud.
You take care
John

Thursday, 29/04/2010  I have just discovered that $48.45 was taken off my credit card without my permission after payment for my groceries was declined.  I was totally shocked and when I checked my debit card transactions, I saw the name MUHPOP.COM who I have never heard off.  I phoned my debit card company & told me what had happened & she gave me the 8882052664 telephone number to call which I did.  I was surprised that a male answered after waiting about 3 minutes to get through.  I told him what had happened and he said that it was to do with some subscription that I had made online.  I told him that I hadn't.  However, I did recall that I was going to subscribe to something but changed my mind and told him that.  He was very helpful and said that he would arrange for me to be fully refunded.  I asked how long it would take for me to be refunded and he replied within 7-9 business working days. |I was expecting to be told that they couldn't do anything  after reading all the negative reports online, so was pleased about the outcome and look forward to receiving my refund.

They come from porn sites monthly fees, movies, chats whatever

I to was scammed. I started seeing charges for 45.17 2 times plus charges from MDV Charge.com and 39.96 from NewVentures.com. and they won't refund. They got me for over 264.00. Bank gave me a temporary credit adjustment and just had that reversed to a charge back on my account. All this from an age verification site!

I was scammed for the same amount from a company called Lafin Enterprises, UK, in County Durham.  It owns over 100 phony credit card processing sites and adult sites.  I mean, there's nothing there but a page with a link to cancel or retreive membership or phone # requesting more information from the victim.  
I actually tried to report this to the police in Durham and Manchester because I thought the same Michelle Brown associated with Lafin Enterprises could be the one who's been involved in various scams in the Manchester area.  Her name pops up in nanny, personal assistant scams, art, auction, lottery scams - you name it.
I was told by the UK police that a foreigner can't report an internet crime - what about giving them a tip?  I urge all victims to file a complaint at fbi.gov Look for "Report Internet Crime".  The form takes a few minutes is all.
Dispute the charge with your bank and don't give up if they make it difficult.  Report the bank to the OCC.gov and attorney generals if they ultimately refuse to refund you.