Castle Club Rewards

This site is a front for a phishing scam. They partner with other shady sites and enroll you as a member without authorization. After this they bill you $35 every 3 months (just enough that most people would not notice) until you catch them stealing from you.

Review: I ordered a part from parts geek.com. After the order was complete a window came up talking about my membership? Somehow a company called castle rewards is affiliated with parts geek and when you order products on their site you may also enroll yourself for a membership of some kind with this company. I called the customer service phone number for the membership company and the service representative stated she needed my credit card information in order to determine if my membership was active or not? the phone number for the membership company is ###-###-####. I told the service rep that I didn't feel comfortable giving her my credit card information. She said no problem, then there is no way I can check to see if you have a membership or not. I asked to speak to a manager and she said no. I asked the rep to send me an email stating I did not have a membership or that my membership was cancelled but she said she couldn't do that unless I gave her my credit card information.Desired Settlement: I should not have to give a stranger my credit card information to determine if I inadvertently signed up for a membership during the checkout process at parts geek.com. I would like an email from partsgeek.com and castle rewards that I do not have a membership and that all I paid for was the part that I ordered for my pickup truck.