These people are trying to bill me for a service that I never requested or signed up for. Total fraud. They tell me it will automaticxally renew. I never had the service in the first place. ...
This company claims in its introductory page that it can identify the owner of any email accounts for an annual charge of about $24. It is not true. I paid the money and entered my personal email addresses, my business account address (which is available on a biography page on line), my wife's ...
Sought a phone number for a neighbor. This servcice offers a free seven day trial.in order to sign up they take billing info and payment method. I immediately cancelled online as the telephone number was old/disconnected. The next business day they charged me. I called and they said I did not sign ...
This web site reels you in with an offer to find the email address you are looking for. There's a "7-day Free Trial" that persuades you to provide your credit card number that will fund the $29.95 fee if you decide to continue past the 7 days. Apparently I clicked on a box that bought a ...
I tried an email website back in Feb called emailfinder.com and cannot get the monthly charge cancelled. I've tried over and over to cancel the account. I've tried reporting the fraud to my credit card and contesting the charges. It stops and then I would see the charge start again. Then my wallet ...
I came across emailfinder.com while trying to locate someone I had not seen in a long time. I signed up simply becasue I had heard a rumor and wanted to find out more. They sent me two bogus eamil addresses and one that went to someone other than the person for whom I was searching. I contacted ...