In early January I was solicited to participate in an email survey, supposedly receiving a free watch for participation upon payment of $5.99 in "shipping and handling charges". I participated and (foolishly!) submitted my credit card number. I shortly received the watch (possibly a good ...
Ibought a watch on line for $5.99 plus shipping and was charged $98.00. They also charged me an additional $12.99 for something. This scam appeared on the Best Buy web sight after we purchased a television. I assumed it was a promotion for macking a purchase. Iwould truley like this resolved with ...
I sent them an email and I'm surprised that I got a response. They told me they could not issue a refund of my $98.00 because the trial period was 14 days. The web site popping up on JCPenny site. I was not aware that I was signing up for a trial period for anthing. There was a Pop up and it stated ...
Got an email 12/12 from company offering a watch worth $98.00 for free after completing a survey. Only needed to pay $5.99 for S&H. Got watch. Later rec'd second watch and was charged $98.00 on my credit card. Contacted Naromax, told that the Terms and Conditions included a subscription to ...
I responded to a pop-up survey (popped up on Amazon) that said I'd receive a free watch (only pay shipping which is how hey get you to give them your credit card number. Very sly) just for filling out the survey. Called Naromax (from tele on my credit card statement), 7 min hold, lady explained 14 ...
Charged my credit card $98.00 for nothing. BIG SCAM! Called the person - He gave me a hard time about getting his last name and told me that once you order the watch for $4.95, you have 14 days to cancel (this is the first I am hearing about this) then they will automatically charge your account ...