Has anyone used a 3rd party service called MQUBE?

My last Verizon Wireless bill shows a charge of $9.99 for a 3rd pary vendor called MQUBE. I did not purchase this service and the charge has been removed. But there are lots of complaints about the company - see http://classactionconnect.com/cell_phone_issues/2007/08/30/m-qube-complaints/
Have you used this service or had problems with it? If it is as unprincipled as that website suggests, Verizon Wireless should be made aware of it!

AL_Peggy,
Phew! Glad that charge has been removed for you. And thanks for being proactive to make us aware of the situation. As you can imagine, we only want to set up our customer for success going forward. That being said, please know you can always add a free block of premium messaging services via http://bit.ly/xB4iTc
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