I signed up for a three day trial to a web-site which was supposed to train me to work for Google from home. First, I was given a promo code to access the site for just $. 99 I received a confirmation e-mail telling me I had paid for a three day trial, but they charged me the $1.95. I went into the site, saw what it was about and was not interested. A few days later, I noticed a charge in my bank account for $129.95. I immediately called the web-site. Someone who referred to himself by B.J. Told me that there were no refunds and by signing into the site, I automatically agreed to pay the charge of $129.95. I saw nothing in the site or in the e-mail stating this. I asked the man for his proper name and spelling several times, which he refused to give me. I then asked to speak with his supervisor. I was then put on hold for quite some time before B.J. Returned and told me the supervisor was too busy to talk. My husband got on the phone and demanded to speak with the supervisor, at which point, he hung up the phone. I contacted my bank, canceled my card, but was told that I could not report it as fraudulent until the funds were received, since they were on hold as an outstanding authorization. I told B.J. And the bank that I did not authorize this payment. I received an e-mail from www.incomembership.com that my membership was canceled. I received a second e-mail telling me that if I report this as fraudulent, I will be reported to www.badcustomer.com, blocking me from making future purchases on-line. I know I am not the only one who was ripped-off by these people, since I Googled the url and this web-site popped up with another complaint about them.
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