Dear Sir/Madam, On December 13th I responded to an ad by Google MoneyTree offering a kit for just the shipping and handling fee of $3.88 The CD arrived 3 weeks later. On checking my credit card statement I noticed a charge for $72.21 by the same company. I received no correspondence from them ...
I purchased a CD for only shipping chages of $3.88. After that I logged onto the website to only find the opening page. I tried to flip through the website to only find a very the site very user unfriendly. I was also charged a monthly fee of $72 for a so called subscription, before I even logged ...
*notice..!! This ripoff has nothing to do with Google search engine - many rip-off businesses use the Google name to fool consumers. = Through an advertisement I signed up for a free seven day trial for 3.88 cents. They say they are going to send a kit as well. Next thing you know I have a $72.00 ...
No meeting of the minds ever occured in order for this company to legally place additional charges to credit cards without proper authority of card holder. Run a search and you'll see 'scam' reported all over the place. Obviously, they are a huge problem and should be brought to justice. Sue ...
Like so many others posting reports against Google Money Tree, I was naive enough to allow my credit card number to be used to pay for 'shipping and handling' of a CD that would supposedly help me make all sorts of money on Google. I never agreed to pay for the program and was supposed to be given ...
*notice..!! This ripoff has nothing to do with Google search engine - many rip-off businesses use the Google name to fool consumers. = I wanted to help in adding to our famiy income so thought that using the WEB for this would be a good idea. I looked for something to do at home as we both have ...