I simply made an inquiry about how to sell on Ebay and somehow I had subscribed to their program. I got a call and an email telling me I will be billed $29.95 a month. I did not get any instructions on how to cancel. I sent them a message informing them I did not want their service. They replied ...
First of all, this company sent me a deceptive e-mail making it look like it was affiliated with e-bay. "Free info" turned out to cost $4.19 in shipping costs. I received an e-mail saying that I would get the materials soon (it came about 10 days later) and the e-mail said that I would be ...
I saw an ad for a "free" book on how to succeed on ebay. I thought wow what a coincidence, I am just starting to sell on ebay. They said all I had to pay for was shipping which was $4.19. They then informed me that I had a storefront with Surplus Alert and so I figured 'great, I get all ...
E-mailed them to let them know I had no idea what this was and I wanted to make sure they cancelled it. They e-mail me back and said that the only way I can cancel is to write to there Surplus Alert Customer Support Tean. Her name is Sara. On this letter I'm to give them my first and last name my ...
Have no clue what is going on with this company. I inquire about things on the net, on a regular basis. Nearest I can figure is that I ordered a packet of information, and gave credit card to pay shipping and handling. Then I'm getting "e" mails, to activate my membership, log on info, ...
A couple days ago the owner of a buisness I work for was decieved when he purchased a "free" E-bay kit to give some helpful hints for our business to expand. Unfortunatly it did more hurting then helping. The only price that had to be paid for this kit were the shipping charges. He then ...