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Unclear as to whether you are complaining about Supercell taking money out of your bank account or charging your credit card or something else like a debit card. If you are talking about cards, then call the number on the back of the card and claim fraudulent transactions. If about your actual bank account, then contact your bank's fraud dept. Call any branch or go to their main website for the number or dept. to contact.

Cancel the card you are using to pay the Sears home services. That way they have nothing to continue charging you on.

You don't say what problem you experience when you try to watch on the one telly. First thing you do is check the connection and make sure you have a "good" or better signal. Where is the problem telly? Farther away from the router than the other ones? All sort of things to check on. You may need to check the settings on the telly itself to ensure it is set up to receive wireless signals, etc. Check the router and see if that particular telly is listed as connected to your home network. Lots of things to check.

Put a sign on it in your front yard and sell it to the first person who offers you more than $10 for it. Then, wander over to your local John Deere dealer and buy a good, reliable lawn tractor from him and you will not only get a good, reliable machine but good service from the dealer if necessary. Make sure you don't buy it from a big box store. Buy from the dealer, even if you have to spend a few dollars more. Buying a lawn tractor from a big box store is a mistake. Sort of like buying a Troy Bilt machine from a big box store.

You are not alone with the non-existent Kobalt customer service. Since Lowe's bought the brand it has gone downhill. Time to consider other brands of tools.

Not only Malwarebytes but most of these companies have next to no real customer service nowadays. Once you buy their product, you are basically on your own. This is where the search procedure comes in. Do an internet search with the product name, model, etc. if applicable and a brief description of your problem. Most often, there are many results that show up with others who have had the same problem and how they resolved it. In your case, if you are finally done with MB just make sure you are not on their auto renew program. They like to do this when you sign up and you have to go to your account at MB and change the auto renewal to none. If that fails, just cancel your card and get another with new numbers, etc. so they have nothing to charge or debit in the future. Tell the bank what you are doing to avoid fraud, etc. BTW Malwarebytes offers a free version which works well for most home users. You can uninstall your paid version and get the free one. You might check and see if system restore would work. Just take your machine back to before you got the virus and see if all is ok with MB there and working.

I looked at a Malibu a year or so ago and when I found it had the new stop/start engine nonsense, I ran away. Not only is it rather dumb buy requires you to have two batteries---one for the car and another for the stop/start system but you get to pay more for the car with it being a mandatory system. All in all, not wise to buy a car with this system on it. GM plans to have it mandatory in all vehicles. They lost my business. In your situation, you can file a complaint with the Federal government---do a search for "automobile complaints" or similar. You can usually do this online at their website. You can also look up safety recalls, etc. and even check to see if your vehicle is subject to a recall, etc.

Someone probably touched the "mute" button on the remote.

You don't specify the type of machine the belt is for. If it is a lawn tractor the cause could be a few things: defective belt from some foreign land; you were cutting damp, high grass which clogged the blades and deck and put alot of stress on the blades/belt and the belt eventually either just broke from the extra tension or the belt jumped off the pulley or partially-so which caused the belt to quickly over heat and then break. If you noticed a "burning" smell shortly before it broke that's the reason---you were going too fast in wet, long grass. Do this: buy a replacement belt and prior to installing it check each pully to make sure they turn easily and evenly. Make sure the pulleys and such are greased according to(st least) your manual. See what happens. The deck belt is easily replaced by you. See your manual for directions. Then, be careful how you mow. See what happens.

Yes, you need to have a receipt for most product returns nowadays. I have seen many bad reviews of Gotham Steel pans. Best to just throw the ones you have in the bin and buy a better brand.

Sorry, but most of America does not live paycheck to paycheck. You shouldn't listen to "news" conjured up by the fake media.

Sears will do no such thing as refund your money.

Pray tell---if you have a Visa card why use PayPal? Not only redundant but given the lack of customer service with PayPal---------

Find a local JD dealer and wander over to talk to him. JD is a much better machine anyway. Have had JDs for decades with nary a problem and for the other minor stuff the dealer has treated me very well. They value customers.

Looked at this product at the Telebrand site and it gave no real info but you should look at it and see if there is an easy way to access the battery compartment or look in the product info you received with it to see what it says about batteries or replacement of said, etc. You can also take it apart if there are screws and see what kind of battery it takes. If all this fails, then throw it out as junk and find another brand on someplace like Amazon where you can read the specs and the customer reviews. Alot of these things are throwaways.

Just think about all the times you have gone there and failed to see what's really in the burgers. Seems someone cooking the food has "fly away" hair or some such.

You probably failed to read the conditions when you downloaded an app. Many of these things have recurring subscription or other charges attached to them and many simply are malware and get your card info, etc. so they can take your money. Gotta be careful. For a new card, call the number on the back of the card and tell them what is going on. They should be able to help you with this, altho using a credit card is far safer.

Try going to your "orders" while at Amazon once you have logged in and see. Or, find the "your subscriptions" section under the "account" section and see if you have a subscription for anything.

Go to Amazon.com and log into your account. Click on the customer service button at the top of the page and then returns and refunds on the next page. On the page that turns up now, click on "start a return in your orders" and go from there. Eventually, after following the prompts and answering any questions, they will tell you if you can return the item. Depends on how long you have had it and the reason for the return, etc.

You can do this online at your account at Amazon. You can use any computer to log into your account and do this. It is easy to do.

You must realize that ONN is a Walmart brand and as such the reliability is problematical. Best to buy a more reliable brand. Do some research online for the good ones.

You at least could have explained how you were treated so "rudely."

We advise that you don't eat it. Happens at the plant.

Good idea to spend cash at a fast food joint. Seems very odd to have to use a card of some kind just for a few dollars of food.

Appears the card was "skimmed" at the place you bought it from and the minute you bought it and it was activated by the cashier the scammers were notified by their software program and they immediately took the money. Happens all the time. Best thing to do is never use these cards to begin with. You can contact the number on the back of the card and tell them what happened, but the odds are you are out of luck.

I have had alot of experience with foreign airlines and those from the Middle East were the absolute worse when it comes to situations as you describe. I usually found it advisable to have a carton of cigarettes in my luggage and/or carryon to use as an inducement for the airline and customs people to give me favorable treatment. The only airline that this tactic was not needed was El AL.

Not as if the attitude of Starbucks is anything new. Perhaps, now you can reconsider your patronage of the place. You can buy alot of ground coffee in a bag or can from which to make your own coffee at home, pour into a thermos or insulated cup and save alot of money in addition to not giving Starbucks your money. Good lesson.

Just take delivery and set them aside until the other person comes to claim them. From your description of his attitude he doesn't seem too concerned about it. If you know how to contact him---it appears you do---then stop letting him know he has a package. Let him do the work, not you.

Many complaints about this. Do a search for "robokiller how cancel" or similar. There are many places that will help you fix your problem.

You neglected to mention the "service" in question. Many of these programs are pre-installed with a new computer and give you a trial of it. Most will let you use it for that trial period and then, if you don't subscribe to it the program will cease to operate. Would be helpful to know what program you are talking about.

They are probably cutting costs by saving on the beef. Best thing to do is make your own. You can make a big batch and freeze some for the future and when you make your own you put in the ingredients you want. The cost is not that much considering the fact you know exactly what you are putting into it.

If you didn't subscribe, just throw it in the trash---even if you did subscribe the appropriate thing to do with that on the cover would be to "bin it" as the Brits would say.

Never answer the phone for a number you don't recognize, even if it shows from your area code and city. Save your contacts and you can easily tell who is calling. Any other calls, just ignore and then delete as necessary. Eventually, they will stop calling if you don't answer.

Comes the dawn. Best to get news and information from other sources. Many places online to do so. FoxNews is no longer "fair and balanced."

Some businesses have most certainly gone off the deep end and Menard's seems to be one of them. Buy your supplies elsewhere---anywhere else and in the future. Menard's doesn't want your---or my business.

I recall someone telling me that in some of these Demoncrat states the restrictions on hair stylist, etc. places is such that there are special rules about them giving shampoos and blow-drying the hair. Living in a sane state I didn't care and laughed about it. You might wish to check into your state's restrictions concerning this. Or, they place was just trying to con your girlfriend for another fee. Easily checked, tho.

We assume you checked Amazon to verify you are not a member by going to "your accounts." If no subscription to Amazon Prime shows up but your card is being charged for one, then it appears someone opened a Prime membership using your card. You can dispute this charge with your card issuer or, better-yet call the number on the back of your card and tell them someone fraudulently used your card to open up a Prime account, etc. They can cancel the charge as fraud, close the account and issue you a new card with a different number, etc. You might also want to find out, tho who in your family or friends would have access to your card numbers, etc. and if they used your card to open a Prime account. If you truly did not open a Prime account then someone did without telling you. This is fraud on the part of someone. If it turns out to be a family member, then you will have to decide what actions to take.

You waited far too long to realize that actually getting the log lit would be a very bad idea.

Comes the dawn.

Every appliance brand has problems with a certain percentage of their machines. However, both from experience and complaints I see online, it certainly seems all brands have reliability problems nowadays. Best thing to do is to buy the basic, cheap model of an appliance with no bells and whistles and when it breaks and you cannot fix it, just throw out and buy another. Saves alot of money and much more aggravation.

Gotta remember you are relying on Walmart for prompt customer service.

The key to online ordering is to do so slowly and double-check everything prior to hitting the order button. That said, you can wait until you receive the shirts and then return them as being, say too small for a credit on your card---sure hope you used a credit card and not a debit card. Check their website to see what their returns policy is first tho as it will tell you how to return items. People return items all the time, especially clothing.

You need to go to your account on Roku and there should be a way to check your subscriptions, etc. in your account page. This will tell you what your recurring monthly charges are for, eg., subscription to some premium channel, etc. Don't try calling Roku, their "customer service" is laughable.

John Roberts is a dyed-in-the-wool leftist. Just because he is now on Fox News means nothing. He is what he is.

You should have immediately walked to the front of the store and asked to see the store manager and complained to him. Employees like the one you spoke to are now common and management needs to know---if they don't already---who the bad employees are. And, of course find another big box store to shop at like Menard's or Lowe's.

Obviously, someone saw your bag and lifted it. It is not the store's responsibility. That's just the way it is. BTW, not all employees of a store have the ability to view the security camera footage.

You must realize you are dealing with an inanimate machine, ie., computers and computer programs. They only do what the operator---you tell it to. The old saying "garbage in, garbage out" applies. In other words, it did what you told it to do the first time and then, when you changed it, it did what you told it to do again. If you paid using a debit card, that was a major mistake. Only use a credit card online and most everywhere else for safety. You need to contact Hotstar to resolve this issue.

Not sure what Microsoft has to do with your problem as you are rather non-specific as to exactly what happens when you attempt to sign on. We need more info in order to provide potential solutions.

Stop using a debit card, especially online. You need to contact the company and find out what is going on with a double billing. Go to their website and find the "contact us" or similar button.

Sounds as if you knew you were agreeing to auto renewal when you subscribed originally and then forgot about it until they auto renewed you. Automatic renewal is a popular scam with many companies from Sirius XM to magazines, etc. Gotta pay attention.Since they renewed you already, be prepared for them to do it again next year. In the meantime you need to either get a new card or cancel out this one for good so they have nothing to charge to.