I received an email which stated that I would receive any of 3 pictured pieces of jewelry "free" except for the shipping cost of $5.99. While I should have know better than to fall for this scam, I fell for it. Then just a few days later this $98 dollar charge from the same company showed ...
I too experienced what others experienced. It came up as a pop-up when looking for results from the jc Penney button christmas campaign. We thought it was through jcp until the charges started showing up on our credit card. Cheap jewelry came without any receipt to know where it was coming from or ...
A free gift offer popped up after i ordered from a well known co. That i order from and trust the ad made it sound like the free offer was from the company i know and trust. So i accepted the free offer of a pair of diamond earrings just had to pay the 5.99 s&h the money was deducted on the ...
Offer a FREE cross for taking a survey. I had to pay shipping of $5.99 on a charge card. Then on two weeks later I received cross, and on May 29th they billed my credit card for another fee of $98.00. I called my credit card company and was told to call company, if they did nothing to correct the ...
Like others I was offered a gift for completing a survey. I was able to choose between earrings, pendant, or a watch. Nothing was said about any charges other than shipping. There was no information given to me about a time limit to return the item. Since then they have made 2 withdrawals from my ...
I conducted an on line survey and was told that I would receive a watch after just paying $5.99 for shipping. On 5-31-13, I noticed that my debit card/bank account had been charged an additional 98.00 of which I did not authorize. There was no fine print indicating that any other charges would ...