ICM websites is a rip off. Like so many others, I thought the fee was $2.97 and in 2-3 days you would receive a package. No package. I signed up for the $2.97 on 5-25-10. Today I see that this company took another $149.97 out of my account on 05-28-10. It is funny after they get your credit card ...
This company ripped me off! I went on line on 5/27/10 and ordered their information packet. I authorized $2.97 for shipping and handling to be charged on my visa debit card. Their website said the activation fee would be waived.in very fine print their terms and conditions say they will charge ...
I signed up for information for a work at home opportunity. I entered all the pertinent information as requested including my credit card information. I was supposed to receive information about working at home but time went on and I received nothing. I did however start receiving phone calls from ...
I set up my account thinking its worth trying for $2.95 and a few days later Im charged 139.95. How is three days enough for a trial period on a website business?! I could understand if they gave you a few weeks to see if it really works but three days is outrageous. I called to cancel 6 days ...
I responded to an ad on an employment job board. Earn money by posting websites, "free", just a $2.97 charge to cover postage. Okay, not much to get information. Well, a few days later they hit my account for an additional $139.95. I called to demand this additional money put back, and ...
The Internet Cash Machine websites took $139.95 out of my bank account with no authorization. When I first encountered this company I was very skeptical about giving my credit card information over the internet. But as I read all the details of this company and them stating that only $2.97 was ...