Ordered a free sample for $4.95 on 9/11. Then the company charged my Visa for another $79.00 and $69.00, which was not authorized. Product came in the mail on Oct. 30, and it was returned at my expense. Tried to call company, but no one speaks English. ...
Patrick Gibson is back at his old tricks again of running this home based business with a predictive dialer and using Craigslist as his methodology for hiring telemarketers.in addition to Patrick, his lead henchman, Jon Brenza his supposed manager in charge of running this operation. I had applied ...
My computer wasn't working quite right. I got a pop-up message about a free scan. My Norton popped-up and checked the site and said it was recommended. So I went ahead and let them scan-but to fix it -wasn't free. They charged 39.95 to fix it but its still the same. When I called to complain I got ...
Icalled the phone # on the bottle and was refered to a www.ip address. On that page I found anew phone # and when I called it another recording refered me to another different www.address and I'm tired of the run around ...
In response to a pop-up while on a Costco website on 10/5, I was offered as a gift an option to try Anana Skin cream for the price of shipping ($2.95). There was no obvious mention that I was signing up to a contract or that I had to return the item within 15 days and that I would be charged $89.95 ...
Company claimed once you signed up the program would be immediately accessible and you could get atarted right away and earn your fee back... Three days later no kit, no email, not able to be reached by the telephone number given and no way to get started... Expect a full refund for something as ...