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I received an email that stated there was an item that was waiting to be shipped to me. It was rather $2,741.88 cash OR an expensive gift. The cost: only a $31.95 release fee. I am a minor with a debit card, so it is also in my mother's name, so I put my mother's name in the fields the first time. ...
I had the $31.95 deducted from my credit card. After no confirmation was received I tried to contact them with no response i have read a few reports on the internet about this company and is worried that other people have the same problem what am i to do about further bank deductios from my card ...
Seems as though this will be an addition to who knows how many reports filed against this company. I would just like to remind everyone who takes the time to read this that nothing is for free and any individual or company that you don't know and have not done business with in the past will NOT ...
This company that I had qualified to receive one of the many items listed. I could choose instead to receive cash of US $2,761.00. I was surprised that the amount of $31.95 had to be paid. I filled up the form and gave credit the card number. I received a Thank You message. I got an email and tried ...
Be careful with emails that makes you feel lucky and secured, but asks even just a single penny in return. International Product Registry is a perfect example. This is a real scam. If you really are entitled for their merchandise, you should receive the information through postal mail, with it's ...