Was on the internet, survey popped up, filled it out and was offered a "free" gift for filling out survey. For a $5.99 shipping fee was to recieve a necklace. Was charged 98.00 dollars for this "free" necklace which money was taken out of my checking account without consent. ...
A Naromax survey appeared while on Amazon and upon completion of the survey I was told I won a free watch for only the shipping cost of $4.99. After giving my credit card number I read the fine print and found out I had signed up for a $98 watch and to make matters worst one additional watch a ...
I am emailing at this time because I have some concerns and complaints. I was originally lured into "choosing a 'free' gift" in early September. On September 13th my debit card showed a charge of 5.99 which after some further searching I discovered that that was the shipping charge for my ...
Was suppose to recieve a "free" necklace for taking a survey. I received the necklace then was not only charged the $5.99 shipping fee, but was also charged 98.00 for necklace. Just received another necklace that I did not order and when I called about it was given a email address and ...
I was told I would be an agent selling credit card Personalized Processing Solutions and • Lowest Processing Rates in the Industry • Free Terminal Reprogram • No Termination Fee • 24/7 Customer Support I purchased leads from them and paid for 100 hundred leads and then they flew the coop. I tried ...
I took a survey from jc penny to get a watch for 5.99, it turns out it wasn't jc pennys at all, the company is called maxnaim.com, they send you a survey and there is no where on the survey that obligates you any further, but on their website there is terms and conditions. When I contacted them ...