The site on Facebook advertised jobs, so I clicked on the link, and it took me to this work at home website. I read all the information and even saw reports from others saying this really works, so I payed the $49.95 fee to start up. It immediately took me to another site advertising another ...
I researched this site and hundreds of reviews of it, for several hours to make sure it was legitimate. I was so certain that it was, so I signed up for their discounted $49.99 plan. I got to their first website only to see a short video and an upgrade offer. Their was no way to get out of it ...
Saw ad connected to yahoo email. Sounded good and paid with credit card. After paying, instead of instant access I was given several pages wanting more money for upgrades. Called my credit company immediately cancelled payment and card. They will send new card and Home Cash Access will not get ...
I signed up for the HomeCashAccess Instant Access Online Training System for 49.95, after I put the credit card information in, another screen popped up advertising something else. I press declined and immediately my total came up as $144.95. I could not go back and confirm my purchase. I ...
Answer an email advertisement for to make money at home. The day I got an email response on what the plan covered, I knew it was a scam. There is no way a person could follow or complete the 12 weeks plan they outlined. They also wanted to switch me to a fast tract plan which would allow me to make ...
I signed up for their program paying $29.95 for the training process they offered. When I notice I didnt really like the fact I had to pay all these other fees to set up websites and other stuff I tried contacting them for my refund. I tried email and never received one. Then I called and they ...