This company fraudulently poses as the official U.S. Government site and tricks applicants into filling out their application. I did not actually apply for the desired service because I'm not within the time window yet, but they immediately charged my credit card with a fee of $159. I know the ...
This website pretends to be a government website. It does not help you with the visa application process. I did not realize this going through the process, but I did not feel right about it so I researched it and found it is a fraudulent website. ...
Sometime early in Aug I saw an ad, on the internet offering this wonderful skin care cream for free except for the cost of shipping. On Aug 9 they debited my credit card for $6.49 shipping. I do not dispute this charge. About that date I received through the mail a small container of the skin ...
My husband answered some pop-up question on-line and it said he had been picked to win a choice of 3 prizes and he picked the face cream for me, now my definition of a prize is it should be FREE! My visa was charged $96.78 US or $104.49 CAD.! I want that money back on my Visa now and I will return ...
I had signed up to be a mystery shopper a couple of times in the past so when I received an email from Mathew Shaw saying I would be receiving an assignment I thought it was legit. I received a USPS priority package in the mail with Secret Shopper instructions and a check for 2350. On the letter ...
$104.46 They charged me $135.77 for a jar of cream and a bottle of anti-wrinkle capsules (which I didn't receive). I called them & they told me that I hadn't received capsules and that I had not agreed to three of these charges to which they told me that I hadn't returned the jar if I wasn't ...