Got a charge on my credit card.

I was charged for $9.88 posted in Visa and they put that amount in dispute.  The phone in reference do not aswered and said go to the web site.  I dont know if they will continue doing the same, our last buying by a web was Amazon.comy8

I just got a charge for $9.91 also.  My bank said I need to cancel my card.

got this same company on my cc for a charge from mywebtechsite for $9.83 and listed the # of 803 675 7225. I have no idea who the co. is and it says its listed as an online trans. so i'm hold for a while and a lady (Katie) comes on and says they deal w/ electronics and I DEMAND a refund of my money and who authrize this charge and she takes my name and last 4 of my cc and comes bk on the line and OF COURSE says her records show me authorizin it which is BULL!! She claims i ordered a flashlight... WTF. she says it'll be refunded bk to my cc in 3 dys and gave me a confirm#  THIS COMPANY IS A SCAM!!! one more reason to really pay attn to the bnk statements. I'm not sure how they got my info still b/c I only pay necessity bills on line like phone bills and such which are supposed to be SECURE SITES now I called my bnk, hd the card exed out and issued a new one. RIDICULOUS!!

Do any of ur kids play runsky or runescape...Thinking maybe they put this phoney charge,mywebtechsite ,on my bank acct

I have a fraudulent charge from mywebtechsite.com for 9.83 on my bank debit card.  The strangest thing is that the charge was made on my old debit card a few days after I activated my new debit card and destroyed the old one.  I have this charge and another one that says T Insurance.  No idea what either of those are.  The guy at my bank told me that the old debit card remains active for 7-10 days after you activate your new one.  At least my bank is going to investigate and reverse the charges for me so I'm not responsible for anything.

Same thing happened to us !!!!!! A charge for $9.95 on 9-15-10 from mywebtechsite.com......and another one on 7-28-10 for $ 9.80 from 2000didital.com. I called the bank today and I am waiting to hear back from them. If this has happened to this may people how come they havent been caught ?

it's scammers, I've had 2 charges from them...cancel your cards & get refunds from them or from your bank

me too, I have been trying all morning to get all my info changed...this is the 2nd time I've had to do this
sorry for your's also

did call today & get charges refunded...this charge was from a $9.97 flash drive under my son's name again
the lady told me maybe I needed to cancel my debit card...you bet I will

***Also listed as ONTECHNIX & MYWEBTECHSITE.COM

Did a whois and found the website is register to an address in California.
http://whois.domaintools.com/mywebtechsite.com
Not sure if these people are responsible but it's a lead.

this is the second charge I've had on my debit card....one in July while I was out of town & one today
I called & got the one in July refunded of $9.97, suppose to have purchased a necklace in my son's name & they were waiting on confirmation from an e-mail to send it to me....told them he has no access to my credit card...why did they charge my card if they were waiting confirmation from me ????? Stupid people....SCAMMERS

I'll call today & get this other $9.97 straightened out

My charge from Mywebtechsite.com was posted 8/22/10 to my USAA Master Card. USAA reversed the charge and had me speak to their fraud department. They said this outfit was on their problem list. They had to reissue me a new Master card # which is a bother because I have to then notify all my autocharge vendors of my new number.

I just noticed a suspicious $9.88 charge on my bank statement from mywebtechsite.com, too, and I didn't get a response when I called during the business hours listed on their site. I contacted my bank and told them it was a fraudulent charge. They're giving me my money back and sending me a new debit card. Try calling your bank to see if they'll do the same for you. Good luck!

how do you fight this ?  how can you get your money back ???

While we were on vacation, a charge of $9.88 was made on our VISA card with this phone number as reference.  Calling them, a recording said to go on the WEB at supportatwebtech.com.  This was no help - I do not know what this charge was for and know I did not initiate it.

I got a bogus charge from SC too, and I never dealt with that number. it appears to be a Russian mob scam to steal money via the net.

Same thing happend to me. I was charged $9.81

I had the same thing happen, a charge for $9.73 on my credit card, I am sure I didn't make that purchase, Credit Card Company told me it was my responsibility to contact the company and get the charge removed, but when I call 803-675-7225 I get the message to hold, and then eventually the message they are not available.  I guess I will cancel this credit card and think twice before I do any more shopping online.

I called the number everyone else seems to be given to me by my bank..... Regions Bank. The company (I could never quite figure out what they were) did answer and did agree to take the amount $8.93 off my card. I then promptly cancelled my debit card and got a new one. The company told me if was for a silver cigarette case.

located the IP address for mywebtechsite.com -- in Russian Federation.  !  
wondered if anyone else with the fraudulent charge had made recent purchase from proactiv or tufftoe.  those are the only recent ones i have used.  
thanks.

PROBABLY RELATED TO ANOTHER ONLINE PURCHASE

THIS ARTICLE EXPLAINS HOW IT WORKS

Visa Tackles Scam Practices
(Wednesday, April 28, 2010)
Visa, one of the world's largest credit card companies, is taking aim at "scam" marketing practices that were quietly used by some of the Internet's largest retailers in recent years.
Retailers will no longer be able to allow third parties to charge a customer's card without the card owner re-entering credit card information, Visa said Tuesday. This is Visa's response to one of the biggest scandals to rock online retailing in years.
Last year, the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation launched an investigation after learning that thousands of consumers had complained about receiving mysterious credit card charges.
The committee concluded that millions of consumers were misled into signing up for so-called loyalty programs with the help of companies such as as Classmates.com, Continental Airlines, Priceline, Orbitz, Buy.com, and many others. Lawmakers said during hearings that these merchants had made an unholy but profitable alliance with one or more of three so-called post-transaction marketing firms: Webloyalty, Affinion, and Vertrue.
Under most of the agreements between the marketing firms and retailers, an advertising page is presented to shoppers while they complete a transaction at the retailer's online store. Many shoppers say they entered their e-mail address and pushed a large "Yes" button on the ad because it appeared to be a $10 cash-back offer or coupon. Many of those who complained say they thought they were being rewarded by the retailer for making a purchase.
Buried in the fine print are the full terms of the deal. Customers are notified that by providing their e-mail address they are joining a membership program and agreeing to pay one of the marketing firms a monthly fee, typically between $10 and $20. Many people said they didn't see this notice.
Visa's new requirement is designed to send a "clear signal to cardholders that a second purchase is being initiated and protects them from questionable marketing practices," the company said.
With the government leaning on them, many of the merchants involved have severed ties with the post-transaction marketers, which have also taken steps to alter their business practices. They haven't gone far enough, however, critics have said.

Greg Sandoval covers media and digital entertainment for CNET News. He is a former reporter for The Washington Post and the Los Angeles Times.

called the 1-803 number -- an UN American dialect female answered, asking me to hold for the next available customer service representative.  then i listened to classical music and the UN American dialect female came back on to tell me all operators were assisting other customers and i could send an email, BUT I COULDN'T UNDERSTAND THE EMAIL ADDRESS, and decided NOT to remain on hold long distance.  
i have spoken to my bank--closed out my debit card (which is really a pain in the a** since it's tied to some automatic debits each month)-- and advised to call back tomorrow to have them dispute the charge.  what a bunch of crap.  the price to pay for online banking, online purchases, online anything.  wish we could figure out what we have done in common and find these suckers.  always a scam going on somewhere by someone who doesn't want to work for their own money.

don't remember getting a call from this number, but i do have a $9.90 charge on my debit card/checking account.  i bank with regions.  anyone else?  perhaps it's a scam within the banking system??  i sent a message to the bank but they told me to contact the merchant MYWEBTECHSITE.COM.  how would i contact them if i never heard of them??

On my July credit card statement was a charge from "Mywebtechsite.com" and it again appeared on my August statement.  I have no idea who this is and I am in the process of disputing it.  I cannot get an answer at the phone #803-675-7225.  It says "no one is available to help you at the present time."  Then they say "call back at another time."

I also have a suspicious charge on my card.  Supposedly I made a purchase from "Mytechwebsite.com".  I don't even know what that is!

Ditto.

The "MYWEBTECHSITE.COM" listed on the charge on my card is an unused site with a parking page on it. My bank wants me to call them, I would like to know who they are first.

Same thing happened to me.

Suspicious ATM charge on my card.  Company name is "MYTECHWEB" .  Posted number is 803-675-7225.  This number is not associated with any business.  It is a South Caronlina number and I don't live anywhere near SC.