This company is a complete ripoff! Do not sign up for anything associated with this company. They tell you that you have a 100% free trial and all you do is call a 1-800 number to cancel. What they brush by is the fact that you really have to call two different 1800 numbers in order to complete the ...
Dick in Atlanta described what procedures this company follows to a tee. Well our experience with these FRAUDULENT individuals began when my wife went on a web site in search of information about government small business loans/grants. My wife understood that we would have to pay $1.98 for shipping ...
I was phoned with a great incentive of $100 gift card to Walmart, Target. I had to try ID Watch Dog and Auto Rewards for $2.95 handling. They had my bank card number. I received a "paper" to go to Retail rebates, which would not come up on my computer. Then 2 different $2.95 charges came ...
Consumer auto rewards program: A telemarketing phone call was received on or around February 17 promoting a program called Consumer Auto Rewards which assured $300 up front and many other valuable services which could be received and reviewed on a $1.95 trial subscription. Though dubious and ...
This company called me and said they were calling from my Capital One Visa Card. They never mentioned that they were really calling from "Consumer Auto Rewards" once. And that I would receive a $100.gift card in the mail if I looked at some rewards material. I could cancel within 10 days ...
I received a telephone call from Consumer Auto Rewards asking me to join. I refused the offer. Two days later, there was a charge on my bank account from them. Two days after that, I received the "free 7 day trial membership" along with all the pertinent information. I attempted to call ...