I opened the website of my internet personal account www.bankofamerica.com. One page was appeared stating that if you do a survey for BOA, you can claim the prize. I answered a few questions, a write up has come stating that you have won a Geneva watch, worth of 1 $ and for shipping you have to pay ...
I received a call from one of the sales reps. An mygenevawatch company and he was tring to get me to buy sobscript that his company was offeren on magines, discount shoppers and I told him that I didn't want it, then he replied that he could go ahead and send it and that I could read over it and if ...
I went to log on to my bank web site and was "choosen" to take a survey. They offered a Geneva watch for $4.99 $1.00 s&h for taking the survey tonight I log on to find an unauthorized charge of $88.99 on my account for a watch that was offered for $4.99 that is probably worth -$4.99 ...
I also fell for the survey offer of a 'Bianchi' men's watch. The stem of the watch fell out when I tried to change the time, but finally engaged and the watch now apparently works. HOWEVER, if I had known that a charge of $88.98 would be charged against my bank card I would have made an effort to ...
I was using pandora radio when a survey came up on the screen. It stated that if I took a couple of moments I would recive a fee gift exept for he price of shipping and handling. 4.99 1.00. I was charged that amount from my account that hour. I recieved the watch about four days later. ...
This ad popped up offering a free watch for taking a survey. All I had to do was pay the shipping. Ad said the watch was the one pictured. The watch sent to me was about an cheap looking $5-8 dollar watch. Then to add insult to injury they debited my account for $88.89. The recording said to go ...