I was also scammed by Mark Max, I filled out a survey and was offered a free watch all I had to pay was $5.99 for shipping, I paid with a credit card and two weeks later my card was hit for $98.00. There was nothing about having to pay for the watch if you didn't contact them within 14 days, 30 ...
A webpage told me that I won a prize and was able to select a watch from a choice of three other items. Once I received the watch by mail, a $98 fee was charged to my account. The webpage made it appear that the watch was free and no prices were mentioned. ...
Like others I was offered a gift for completing a survey. I was able to choose between earrings, pendant, or a watch. Nothing was said about any charges other than shipping. There was no information given to me about a time limit to return the item. Since then they have made 2 withdrawals from my ...
I conducted an on line survey and was told that I would receive a watch after just paying $5.99 for shipping. On 5-31-13, I noticed that my debit card/bank account had been charged an additional 98.00 of which I did not authorize. There was no fine print indicating that any other charges would ...
I don't know the exact date, except it was in May. The email offer was to take a short survey and receive a watch for the amount of postage. I took thebsurvey, received the watch and now my card has been charged an additional $98! ...
For all who have been scammed by these thieves liars of MarkMax, should report it to the Federal Trade Comition. Look for the website of the FTC and file their complaint so that we can stop these thieves. ...