Certainly didn't know that about BB.
I think I posted this before about the BB in our area.
I went in there to buy a key board for a gift paying cash. The checker rang up the sale but refused to release the item to me until I signed a statement that I did not want extended coverage on it. Something new and different here, long yellow page of gobbledygook and at the bottom a request for our Email address. This was a cash transaction, all this technology was brand new to us, if I wanted to buy the keyboard I had to sign a waver for extended insurance.
Above my signature there was, ..............................
So we paid cash for the sucker and a week later found a new and useless site had been added to my PC. Then we found $10.00 a week was taken from our account to go to pay for this strange site. I did a search on the internet and found 4-5 states were involved with BB for fraud. Seems the ......... above my name when placed under a microscope was giving BB the right to hack into my bank account and with draw money for a fictitious site.
We tried to flag our account at the bank to not give this site our money but finally I down loaded the impending court cases against them and only then would the bank Flag a do not pay.
How did this come about, I had an AOL account with bank pay from our accounts, my Email was under AOL, only way they could have found our banking number.
I do not blame the managers or salesmen at BB, they are not responsible for what the Head Office tells them to do, they were as much a victim as the customers were.
Never know when we are to be scammed by someone high up in a business.