Bargain Network will pop up if you search for, as an example, cars. The online advertisement suggests they have $500 cars, seized property, etc. Their bait is a $1 fee and a 7 day free trial which reeled me in. I did not need 7 days to realize that: 1. They have nothing that you can't get for free ...
Bargain Network has charged my credit card twice, even after I have cancelled the membership. I even called there customer service department on 3 seperate occassions to make sure the membership was cancelled, and all customer service representative informed me that it was indeed cancelled, and ...
I came across this company's ad in our local paper, suggesting that I could get seized and foreclosed homes for "as little as $9.00 per month." I called their toll free number. They took down my credit card and also suggested that they would charge me $2.95 and promised that if I was not ...
I got the free 30 day trial, i cancelled after 25 days, the coustomer rep assured me all was fine, i forgot all about it untill 2 years later when i had some checks bounce, I then went through all my bank statements deligently, and saw that they had been deducting 7.95 a month from my account every ...
I signed up for Bargain network through a free site eg freeipods, nowhere on the free site or bargains site does it say you have to stay a member. I signed up for the free trial which is what both websites say to do and I'm actually looking for a home so i thought I might keep it past the trial, ...
I signed up for Bargain Network over the phone in 2002. I had the account for several months and the account lapsed due to charge card being cancelled. I signed up again online for one month of service on May 14th of 2003. The deal was that you pay $9.95 per month to access a website with property ...