I signed up to do the Google Internet posting, which was the $1.95 fee. I got a call from a Google representative and he was very persuasive and untrustworthy, so I told him I wanted nothing to do with the company. I had no idea that it was through another company, I was under the understanding ...
Beware when requesting information about working from home. This company uses multiple confusing pages, that most people don't read. They request initially $1.95 and monthly they "pound" you with Monthly charges for nothing. The charges range from $28.71 to $49.84. Call your bank ...
I went on the Money Mastery site and requested information about how I could start making money online. They claimed that there was a fee of $1.95. Then I found out through my debit card statement that there were two other charges from that company. One was for $59.84 and the other was $29.71. I ...
My wife decided to look for work from home and found Money Mastery Company. She looked over the details and said, hey, they are providing information for $1.95 ONE-TIME fee. Website had a BBB stamp on it and it seemed like not that big of a deal so she used my credit card for a transaction (with my ...
They claim that they can get you started by using Google to start making money, by only paying a $1.95 "one time fee." There is no up-front text that tells you you will be charged $59.84, and an additional $28.71 ten days later.instead you get a vague, hidden reference to their Agreement ...
Money Mastery uses misleading ads to dupe people into providing a credit card for a $1.95 charge and in return they will provide this amazing formula for paying off your bills and saving you thousands of dollars. For $1.95 it sounds like a good enough deal and even if the information is not so ...