Went on their website, paid $1.97 for their 'tool kit' which contained nothing I couldn't find for myself doing a web search. Decided I would not bother using them again. I had used my PayPal debit card to pay. I was on PayPal and noticed my balance looked a bit lower than it should so I checked my ...
Went on their website, paid $1.97 for their "tool kit" which contained nothing I couldn't find for myself doing a web search. Decided I would not bother using them again. I had used my PayPal debit card to pay. I was on PayPal and noticed my balance looked a bit lower than it should so I ...
I signed work @Home on the internet and for some free info for $1.95. I did and review some info that they email after that I email the company back to cancell I do not like it. Their support team sent an email my order is cancelled, but a week later they took $129.85 from my bank account, I called ...
Company promised a credit to my credit card in 14 business days. It has been three weeks and still no credit. I called the company today, and was told I had to provide them a bank or creidit card statement. I was also told to call the company back and speak to a supervisor. I have seen other ...
Five months ago, I recieved my credit card statement with a charge of 39.95 on it from BlogToolKit.com. I have never visited this site until today. Once I saw this - I called the number that was listed beside BlogToolKit on my statement. I was told that this service would be cancelled. The next ...
I signed up to receive a free tool kit from BlogToolKit.com and for a 14 day trail. I never received the tool kit. My trail ended yesterday, and my credit card was charged the outrageous fee of $39.95 for the monthly membership. No notification was sent to let me know my trial period was up, or ...