So I received a call today telling me I had a suspected fraudulent charge on my new credit card. I've only had this thing for about 3 weeks and have barely used it! I've used it to order ecig supplies online from TPA once and ecig express twice, and other than that I have only used it at a couple ATMs and a few stores near my home.
Well, I noticed last week that ecig express's Website was completely down for a good day or two. I figured it was just a routine maintenance type deal. Well, today I tried to login to my account there and I received this message:
We have redesigned our website and added tons of new features! For your protection, existing passwords have been reset. If this is your first time logging in on the new site, please press the "Forgot Your Password?" link and enter your email address. You will immediately recieve an email containing a link to select your password. Please check your spam box or junk folder if it does not appear in your inbox.
This process should take no longer than a 60 seconds. We apologize and appreciate your understanding. Again, this is for the protection your protection.
I also tried calling their customer service number and received a message saying they have unusually high call volumes today and wait times would be extended. I understand things like this happen, but if they knew of anything like this happening (which the resetting passwords thing leads me to believe they did) one would think they would at least give customers who have placed recent orders a heads up. A quick phone call or an email would suffice.
I hate to point any fingers unjustly, but this smells fishy to me...
Well, I noticed last week that ecig express's Website was completely down for a good day or two. I figured it was just a routine maintenance type deal. Well, today I tried to login to my account there and I received this message:
We have redesigned our website and added tons of new features! For your protection, existing passwords have been reset. If this is your first time logging in on the new site, please press the "Forgot Your Password?" link and enter your email address. You will immediately recieve an email containing a link to select your password. Please check your spam box or junk folder if it does not appear in your inbox.
This process should take no longer than a 60 seconds. We apologize and appreciate your understanding. Again, this is for the protection your protection.
I also tried calling their customer service number and received a message saying they have unusually high call volumes today and wait times would be extended. I understand things like this happen, but if they knew of anything like this happening (which the resetting passwords thing leads me to believe they did) one would think they would at least give customers who have placed recent orders a heads up. A quick phone call or an email would suffice.
I hate to point any fingers unjustly, but this smells fishy to me...