I paid $25.00 on a Dell Laptop. I decided that I didn't want it, and that I wanted my money back. I sent the company an email about this. They in return, told me that I only have $18.00 left on my account. They said that I could apply that amount to the clearance items. This could range anywhere ...
I ordered a computer with a $400 voucher sent to me by sweepstakes clearinghouse and after a period of time contacted the company through their website inquiring as to delivery status when I found out this company was scamming. I paid the remainder of the price on my credit card and called them to ...
It started with ordering one item, which I was pleased with. I am an elderly lady on a fixed income. Some of the products 'looked' decent, so I decided to order the Omni2 Digital Camera. I had my daughter-in-law to install the batteries, and it powered up. She explained to me about an SD storage ...
My elderly parents (ages 89 and 93) purchased a computer from Sweepstakes from a mailed offer in November. The computer did not work and was returned for repairs on December 24.By February, with no correspondence from Sweepstakes regarding the CPU being repaired my parents decided to return the ...
Purchased a kitchen ensemble, prepaid before shipment.in one box contained a bakers rack, in the other box contained a table base, table top, 4 chairs. All products needed to be put together, which consisted of at least 100 or more screws, nuts, bolts. The table top stated to be butcher block, but ...
You receive deceptive "reward vouchers" supposedly for dealing with pcs. These supposedly give you $400 credit towards a $700 computer. I had my'son-in-law, who is a computer tech, examine the computer specs. He laughed and said these machines were inferior and worth $100 at the most. ...