I saw a television ad about a book titled "The Green Millionaire" by Nigel J. Williams basically luring people in to this scam who live paycheck to paycheck as to how to improve their quality of life. It is a book similiar to what Costco gives to their customers for free giving you basic ...
Advertised as a free book to consumers from the green millionaire on how to save money the Green way. You go to the website and fill in your mailing info and e-mail address. They charge a nominal 1.95 shipping and you can only pay by credit card. They bill the card for the shipping and your book is ...
Declaring to deliver a guide for $1.00 that never comes they have your charge card # and begin payment $29.95 for many silly email reviews that aren't worth the document there created on, calls towards the charge card organization aren't any great since the telephone # they've for Greenmillionaire ...
They charged my account with out authorization for $89.95 for a newsletter I did not ask for. They refused to refund my money and claimed they sent me information on their terms days before I had even heard about, or bought the book. ...
Classic story, I signed up to receive a free book and all I had to do was pay shipping for $1.95. I signed up on my iPhone and didn't catch the fine print at the bottom saying that after a 14 day trial period you would be charged $89.95. ...
I signed up to receive their free book on 12/05, knowingly paying the $1 shipping cost. I didn't read the fine print saying that I would receive a 14-day trial of their e-magazine, nor did I get any confirmation of my subscription to it after I paid for the book. ...