I stupidly sent a fee of 2.97 for 24 hour viewing. Then, I went on a week holiday and came back to get in touch with them and they siad I failed to cancel my subscription, so I had to pay for a mnoth. I didn't even want the information amymore and I'm afraid they will charge me again... What can I ...
They have my credit card number and I am concerned they may try to tap it for more than agreed to. I cannot retrieve the info they promised from the website they gave me along with codes. They have very bad reviews ...
This 'Sounds to Good to be True' email promising thousands of dollors in grants to help pay off home renovations, outstanding utility bills, pay off your home... All for $2.97 billed automatically to your credit card. Then after 24 hours, they charge you an additional $59 to 'maintain' your ...
An ad popped up offering free Canadian grants. All you have to do is give your credit card information and you get free money. $7000 in seven days! Obviously the same scam from the states is now targeting Canadians. ...
They said it would cost $2.97 and I got charred $59.99. They hide the price in small letters in the fine print and the grant doesn't give you any usable information at all or information you can just look up under the government grants for free. The scumbags should not be allowed to put their ...
I clicked on a link to receive info about Canadian Grants. $2.97 was supposed to be charged to my credit card, but they charged $59.93 to my card instead and I never did receive any info about grants. ...