These people are trying to bill me for a service that I never requested or signed up for. Total fraud. They tell me it will automaticxally renew. I never had the service in the first place. ...
This company claims in its introductory page that it can identify the owner of any email accounts for an annual charge of about $24. It is not true. I paid the money and entered my personal email addresses, my business account address (which is available on a biography page on line), my wife's ...
Sought a phone number for a neighbor. This servcice offers a free seven day trial.in order to sign up they take billing info and payment method. I immediately cancelled online as the telephone number was old/disconnected. The next business day they charged me. I called and they said I did not sign ...
This service purported to match a given person's name to their email address. I found this company through a web search. Prior to openning their site I read their add line stating a free fast match to anyone's email. Upon openning the site was a further claim of a free 7 day trial. I used my credit ...
I've just signed up for emailfinder.com although they said I had a 7-day free trial, they instantly charged my Paypal account for $29.95 for a background report I'd never ordered. Once I viewed the so-call report, it wasn't the person I was searching for. When I contacted them via phone to ask for ...
This web site reels you in with an offer to find the email address you are looking for. There's a "7-day Free Trial" that persuades you to provide your credit card number that will fund the $29.95 fee if you decide to continue past the 7 days. Apparently I clicked on a box that bought a ...