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I recently applied for a small payday loan, but changed my mind. I did not agree to anything or confirm anything. Approximately one week later an unknown charge of $87.00 appeared on my bank account How in the world did that happen????!!!One or more on-line loan companies are either scandalously selling personal information or purposely sharing it without permission. Why in the world would I or anyone want to purchase coupons, especially if you are on line possibly looking for a loan?How many others of you have been SCAMMED but no one knows about it? Guess what? It doesn't stop there. Who do you go to for help? If and when a rep answers the phone ,you can get no help or assistance! They are rude and one can barely understand them.The bank will try to help,but that is minimal.You have to attempt to file a fraud claim or close your present account to prevent future charges.You may even have multiple NSF charges!Truthfully,it is fraud but how they get you,is that you really did give all of your information ,but not to them. That is the part where the big-time cheating switcheroo comes in!!I want my money back!! Something has to be done to protect innocent individuals. These fraudulent activities must stop!!!!!We have a right to decide who we want to give money to. We should not and cannot continuously be tricked into treacherous scams. I am frustrated and feel truly violated.I am also somewhat upset with the bank because their view is that you did authorize the sale. Again that was due to the criminal intent of saving makes money.If only 20 persons are scammed in a day,that company would make over $170,000 in a year.WOW!!! The only ones making money is saving makes money! They should change their name to Saving Takes Money!!!!!!!!!