Even though the following reads for a “non-criminal” complaint and your dispute with Gisol will be criminal, the points below do apply. Taken from the United States Secret Service website FAQ:
What should I do if I think I have been victimized by credit card fraud or identity theft?
If you have been the victim of credit card fraud or identity theft, the following tips will assist you:
If your complaint… [ ... ]
I thought we could start a self help chapter of arguments for the credit card companies.
This would be my first, but others can add their thoughts as well:
Understand that I am not an attorney and only offer suggestions to help clarify your position with the courts and the credit card companies. Your cases are all different and you must decide if this information works in your case.
1.One of the biggest… [ ... ]
The following has been posted on Raoul’s site:
Jim says:
If you have been scammed by GISOL please call the CA district attorney Robert Jackson at 213-580-3324. Robert told me that because GISOL has been using several addresses that they were having trouble finding jurisdiction on the matter. One DA needs as many complaints as we can get him. Please call and tell him your information.
Thanks
Comment — August 14, 2008 @… [ ... ]
Has anyone had any luck with dealing with their credit card companies on this? Everyone I spoke to at HSBC agreed with me that they believe I was scammed by GISOL but they are telling me there is nothing they can do about it. I sent them every bit of information including the police reports I filed, copies of an original order from GISOL for one years of… [ ... ]