Today I received in the mail one 12 ounce bag of coffee beans and one travel coffee mug. I thought it was a gift from my son who lives in Seattle. No! I called the company to find out they charged my credit card $79! In addition, they had another bag on the way for another $79.incredible since I had cancelled this egregious charge last November when I found out it was a scam overcharging for coffee.
Went online and found out a lot of other folks had the same situation. So beware; check your credit card statement.
In addition, as if this were not bad enough, I called the credit card number and found out my card had been used for three cash advances in the same day on 23 Nov. This amounted to $823. None of it authorized.
Now I don't know if the two scams are related but nevertheless I cancelled the credit card and have another replacement on the way.
Hope this helps some people.
P.S.: I called their toll-free line and they did say they would credit my card with the charge that was called a computer glitch. We will see.
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