My story is the same as most everyone on here. I didn't see the $99.00 price tag hidden in fine print anywhere. Sign up costs should not be in small print anyways. It should be clear as day right by the box asking for your credit card info. Like most of you, I made the mistake of assuming that the ...
Hit a link on facebook, assuming it was a sponsored ad which fb had vetted. Went through what is disguised as a registration process only to find an immediate charge to my card. And once the charge was made, their page is absolutely inaccessible. I'm going to be working with my bank to stop ...
I got a reply on an item off of craigslist saying that they had already sold the item in question but they gave me the website grabswag.com as the place they got it from origionally. I went to the sight, and wanted to see how it worked. They said if you signed up you would get 10 free bids. I ...
Another thing- If you arrive at the site via a link, it's to a sign up page that shows a Macbook Pro that was "won" and another Macbook pro that appears to be a current auction because the clock is ticking, a "bidders" name is shown, and an amount. When you actually sign in to ...
Says 10 free bids and then you get charged $99.00. Luckily I got my money back, but beware! What a scam! This guy should be arrested! ...
I did some investigating into grabswag after being ripped off by these cronies and i found out who was behind this scam. GrabSwag.com, is a scam, partnered with a company called IMM Interactive/Copeac which is owned by Mike Krongel, which is a scam affiliate network that sends consumers to these ...