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jook (0)
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Stupid question and I'm sure there's a good answer - can't you determine the biller from your credit card company or bank?
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04-11-19 02:35pm
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rearadmiral (0)
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REPLY TO #1 - jook :
Not a stupid question at all... The CC charge came through as "413Prod.com" While there was some indication on the TF/PF site that this was the 'biller' there was other information that said the biller was either NETBilling, Epoch or CCBill. The 413Prod site isn't exactly helpful either. This is the full extent of the entire site:
Hello. This is 413's Customer Service web page.
We are here to assist you. Our customer service staff is happy to answer any questions or resolve any problems. We want to service you the best way possible.
If you have a charge from our company (413prod.com or 413pro) on your credit card statement and wish to inquire or if you tried to reach us by phone and were unsuccessful (see business hours below), please e-mail us at:
support@413prod.com - We will respond within 48hrs.
If you are having any technical difficulty with any of our websites, please e-mail us at:
webmaster@413prod.com - We will respond within 48hrs.
Thank you.
Our business hours are:
Monday through Friday 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM Pacific Standard Time.
Within United States call us toll free at 866-413-3222
Outside the US, call us at 714-997-3850
I have to confess to being very concerned at this point since I'd never heard of 413Prod and I was worried that cancelling may be almost impossible. It turned out okay though. But... what I'm still annoyed at is that TF/PF lists their billers as NETBilling, Epoch or CCBill when they don't appear to use those services. That and the 413Prod links on the TF/PF page are dead. All of that indicated a real 'uh oh' moment for me.
But it looks like everything turned out okay. I'll keep an eye for odd charges for the next while though.
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04-11-19 03:59pm
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