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People in DOJ Bars, Businesses from Making Unauthorized Debits

the Department of Justice Says Tuesday (Feb 18) that a district court of Miami permanent 10 individuals and entities from making unauthorized debit consumers and small businesses.

The court entered the final approval of the consent of a series on January 31, DOJ said on a Tuesday Press release.

To a civil complaint revealed on December 2023, DOJ says defendants used sham companies to perform unauthorized chargesAccording to the release.

The complaint also said they did the bogus websites for sham companies, fake customer permissions for charges, and a “Customer Service” recession complaints, the refund.

The government says victims have not enrolled or received any services from the accused, per release.

Civil SCIVIL defendants include Farhan Khan, Jeremy Todd Briley, Christopher Foufas, Brandon Harn and Melinda Petit-Homme, according to release.

Sham companies include high-processing Inc., which business as clear sales agency, a provider of online marketing servicesThe release said.

Authorization orders are not a claim of guilt for accused, per release.

Eric Sheninspector in charge of US Inspection ServiceSinilio group of criminal investigations, checking the case, said to release: of fraudulent cash stolen from unexpected consumers. “

Banks and financial institutions face the increase in costs of fraudamong other challenges, as the financial The scene undergoing digital change, according to Pymts Intelligence report “Progress and Protection: Balance of convenience and security of digital banking. “

on another, a different case, the Federal Trade Commission said in July it was submitted a COMPLAINT against two groups of defendants, declaring that they participated in a Unauthorized billing plot.

Complaint accused of accused with signs of consumers, with no knowledge, in maintenance plans where they repeated products and charged for those products, that they do not agree with the purchase.


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