Back in February 08 Someone call about medicare assistance I told them we had everything necessary we didn't need any insurance.  They said they work in conjunction with medicare.  they had all of my bank information they just needed verification.  The next bank statement I was charge $389.00 by Pronto med thru medprovision.  On April 11,08 this company call AS Service said they representatives of AIG Insurance and contracted with WELLS FARGO BANK to handle fraud and were going to refund my money.  They knew about the previous charge, they were just wrong about the amount. They were going to refund $399.00.  I stop the call several times indicating the should already have the information, they seem to have the right answer.  After I hung up I call the bank and it was fraud.  I imediately closed my account.

basically same thing with my dad, out bank works with us, but it's maddening these people will not stop.  did talk to the Peter Gold guy, but the address he gave me doesn't connect when googled - does anyone have a legitimate address????
I think this is the same company that continues about every 6 months or so to work another scam on people, my dad has been hit more than once.  
I spoke w/the real AIG insurance people about 6 to 8 months ago, they said the companies are using their name without permission - I'd call the real AIG people again and report, sorry I'm not home right now, on road for 6 weeks, and did not bring old paperwork along.  
I'll be glad to try to find ways to report this to correct BBB if someone can find right address!!!!

Same exact thing happened to my father. Please contact me. Did she also get scammed by ProntoMeds? They were the ones this place was claiming to get the money back for. We stopped payment too and then they went in under another number and even with a fraud alert on the account CITIZEN'S BANK paid it and overdrew the account. This is awful they have stolen $800.00 from my father now; we need to get enough people together so the FBI can get these scumbags.

Now when you call the number it says it was illegaly forwarded. On the phony draft it said GIS Services. I have their number if you want it also.
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I got money back from this company for someone...you just have to know how to push the right buttons.

I filed a fraud claim with my bank for lost funds in Feb. 2008. Rec'd call from this company rep. on 4/9 stating they were the fraud div. of my bank. That the money lost would be put back into my bank account (they already had the information as well as my telephone #) Only the bank had the information. This company was to put the lost money (money actually taken from my account) and replace it as well as send an interest check. Too much did not jell. Called this company 888 # several times a day for over a week, finally spoke with Mr. Gold and was told I was mislead that the money they were to replace would be taken back to cover their fraud loss.  However, since I was mislead there would be no extra charge. As soon as I sign disclouse papers they will begin the fraud investigation and I would be covered from that point on against any fraud charges.
Going to the bank to close my accounts. And file a claoim with the BBB and bankingn regulators.

My elderly sister just got scammed out of $399 by the caller telling her that her recent purchase of a product was a fraud and she needed to give him her checking account number and bank routing number so he could stop the payment on the purchase.  She was reluctant but thought that he sounded legitimate and gave him that information.  He also requested a check number and told her to void that check.  We stopped payment on that check the very next day.    After she told me about this I called the 888 number she had and spoke to AS Services.  I was told the call was for an insurance policy with AIG against fraud and identy theft and the yearly premium was $399.  I told him she was not interested in this policy.  Now almost 2 weeks later the charge of $399 has appeared on her statement.  The bank stated that since a transaction number was used instead of the check number given the transaction was paid the that company.  Don't know yet if the money can be recouped.     Beware of this scam....

Just this past week, my Mom had calls from a man who said he was working with her bank. He had her address, account number, phone number, etc. and told her that her insurance was due and they could do an automatic draft. She let him know quickly that she had no insurance with the bank and she was not allowing him to do anything. She called her bank and reported it immediately. The next morning on 04/01/08, A lady named Cindy Clark claiming to work with the fraud division of mom's bank called and asked if she had authorized charges of $399. My mom said no. This Cindy Clark worked in conjunction with the man who had called earlie. I called the 888 number. I got one answered call by calling the 888 number, they claimed they were the customer service, for AS Services which handles Identity Theft protection. Yes they do, but in the form of stealing from you. We have changed the account and want to warn others of these predators.

About 2 years ago my elderly mother was taken for $399 by fraudulent means.  Someone called her and asked for her checking account number and even though she had a "bad feeling" about giving out her information, the called assured her it was all legimate.  Luckily all they got was $399 from her account before we closed it.  Now 2 years later she received a call from a company called A.S. Services who stated they had successfully recouped the $399 that was previously stolen from her account and they wanted to confirm her account number so they could deposit that amount to her account.  And, oh by the way, this would guarantee no future frauds could be made against her account.  Again, even though she had a "bad feeling" about giving her private information to anyone, they only wanted to "give her money, not take any" and she gave them the account number.  I can't help believing these two separate events are connected.  I pray there is a special place in hell for the perpetrators who are preying on the elderly.

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