I clicked on a link that said "Work at Home. No Fees". When the web page openned they said they have a special going on now and pay only $4.95. I accepted because the amount they asked for is small. However, once I gave them my credit card information, another web page openned asking for ...
I was charged on my MasterCard the followings: Nov. 14...$1.00USD, by "Promentors.com" Nov. 14..$37.00USD, by "Promentors.com" Nov. 14..$47.00USD, by "Promentors.com" TOTAL...$85.00USD I never authorized these charges. I never had dealings with ...
On 11/25 at 4:18 A.M., $47 was charged on my debit card. That caused an overdraft so the debit card company added a $15 overdraft charge. I personally had my debit card so I don't know anyone got my card number and password. Please refund $62. ...
They asked for a $4.99 access fee. That is the only amount I authorized one time. Then 2 days after they deducted $47.95 from my account. No contact number other than email. I wanted them to refund the amount and I do not want any thing to do with them they are scammers ...
I thought I would be mentored for Infusion. They took $47.00 out of my account when it was only supposed to cost $1. There is no number or address to try to cancel. Do not have anything to do with this company. It is all a scam. ...
Promentors.com was supposed to give me instructions for working at home, they have taken $47.00 USD from my visa instead of $1,00. This was done on Nov, 13. I wonder why the visa people do not pay attention to how much a customer has agreed to pay, they just pay any amount that site or company ...