These sleazebags sent an e-mail offereing work at home asking for $2.97 charge to give you access to get started and then you are sent to a bogus website that will not let you log in and when you try to call them the Phone # is fake. They will make further charges as they did to the last poster... ...
Got an email advertizing this and it was $2.97 so I thought I could afford this. I am disabled and on a fixed income. After I clicked on the 2.97, then they wanted 9.97 so I backed out of the email sight and closed it. Didn't think anymore about it until I went for groceries on the night of the 8th ...
There was a internet ad for working from home and so I decided to check it out. I decided not to do it and was contacted again by someone whom I told "I was not interested" then the next day I see a recurring charge of 99.72 from them on my credit card it was never authorized. I am ...
After listening to his pitch on the phone I decided that I was'nt interested before he was even finished. After hanging up I recieved a form letter in my email box from them in less then a minute telling me that the misunderstanding was obviously all my fault. The next day Sept. 6th I noticed a ...
There was an ad on the internet for work at home, using in the ad, advertized by CNN, NBC etc. It cost $1.97 so I decided I would look into it. They sent me an email right away telling me to call 1-877-888-0159 for help and to get started. I purchased this on August 26. On the 29th of August I ...