Web.com sales person promoted to me that they could improve my website, improve my shopping cart and do SO for it. I was skeptical that they could deliver, but she offered that they would do it for no cost up front and prove they could do it. Then, she asked for a credit card to varify the ...
I received the following fradulent email from web.com this morning: Dear (My name here): We are experiencing difficulty processing your credit card payment for the domain (s) and invoice (s) noted below. Domain Invoice # Invoice date Invoice amount - (mywebsitename).org 16423974 2/3 $18.95 Card #: ...
On july i rents a website along with a shop they stated I've to possess both. The website is for details about the shop and it is items The shop is where your items can be purchased Becouse they're two different entites there must be considered a url For six mos I had been not acquiring traffic in ...
I started using renovation experts in 2008 to receive job leads in the construction field. I also started doing a web marketing program. For the web marketing program I payed $375.95 per quarter for seven quarters to have leads sent to my web site but they accidentally had my marketing sent to a ...
I know it was my own stupidity to give them my credit card to begin with. I told them that it would not be the card the company would use if we decide to go with them. The saleswoman insisted a card was necessary just to create the account to send me a sample web page for us to review. She asked us ...
Web.com increased my monthly fee by $20.00 and said they had sent me an email telling me they were going to do so, but I could not find any copy of it. But I might have missed it because that was also the same time that my wife got sick and then died. So I wasn't functioning too well. Since Web.com ...