The company spammed my e-mail with a very tempting offer of a free Dell computer if I would agree to evaluate certain products. I filled out the application but hesitated when they asked for a credit card number. It was suspicious and I thought it was a possible identity theft attempt. ...
This is the second year in a row that RBMG has raised my monthly payment without explanation as to the charges. Last year, they upped my payment by almost $6000 a year. When I phoned year to get the money explained no one would answer my questions. I finally sent a letter threatening legal action ...
Web-Based RIPOFF: Offer of free Laptop as reward for applying to be a tester for products (that you'd get to keep) IF you fill out survey - the survey turns into required 2, then 3 then 6 points redeemed by accepting offers from other companies for purchases. You sign up, get bilked to buy stuff, ...
The advertisment presented by ProductTestPanel.com promised me a new Gateway M320X laptop computer at no cost to me if I would test it and give a report to the company describing my likes and dislikes regarding the computer. The company also required that I purchase a certain number of sponsor ...
They have spammed me so many times it is wasting me time and money deleting their spam even those it is against the law which producttest can be fined under Australian law $1,000, 000 per day. Kenneth West End QLD Australia ...
I began getting emails from this outfit calling itself "Consumer Research Corporation. They provide NO contact or ddress info on their website, they are very cagey about that, but I pride myself in my arduous detective work, and I post the info here for all to see: The Consumer Research ...