In looking at my bank account this morning, I found $10.00 charge from a Reservation Rewards company. Further research with the company found that I had purchased something from Chadwicks back last October and supposedly agreed to join a membership with Reservation Rewards to save hundreds of dollars on something or other.

It is not my practice to select these type of offers as I find them a waste of money. It somehow must have inadvertantly gotten clicked in the check out process.

Now how else would Reservation Rewards get our banking information unless Chadwicks supplied it to them? Good question.

Basically these scoundrels have robbed me of $19.50 for the last 12 months. I never signed up for a service with the site, nor did I use it. I've received no correspondence or receipt of payment.

I believe this involvement came from a set of prints and frames I purchased on www.art.com last year for an office improvement. I'm bitterly annoyed and intend to pursue this until a full repayment is made.

I made reservation online for my trip to Las Vegas in July 2008; however, I was not authorized Reservation Rewards to charge to my credit card for $12 monthly membership fee. I received my credit bill in August and I called 800-732-7031 (reference # on credit card bill) immediately to cancel. I had cancellation confirmation by email, but I continued to get charged for another month in September. I have not received October bill yet. I rarely travel and it is unfair to charge for the service I don't need.

Reservation rewards had been making withdrawls of $12.00 monthly from my bank account since Sept 2008 without my knowledge or consent. They are obtaining your information when you access Orbitz and purchase airline tickets on line.

Found out that I've been charged $12/month for my membership in reservation rewards. I somehow signed up for it when buying plane tickets in February 2008 through Orbitz.com. The charges have been made to my Citibank credit card. The credit card company will not allow me a dispute past 60 days. I talked with two people up from the the initial customer service representative. The last supervisor at Citibank said she cannot go back due to a restriction set on her by the Visa M/C International.

Reservation rewards has canceled my 'membership' and says that it will reimburse me for $24 of the $156 thus far paid. At this point I am out $156 for no service or goods. If they do reimburse the $24 I will still be out $132. I have contacted the Attorney General's office of California through an email with a cc: to reservation rewards's customer service email.