I recently requested a free ebay tool kit from Fast Auction Profit. My only expense was shipping @ $1.97. My order was made on September 30, and I received the CD on October 16. When I checked my credit card statement online, that same day, I noticed a charge for $49.95 from FAST AUCTION PROFITS Aka MYSEOGUIDENET. I called and told one of their customer service rep's, who called himself James, that I did not authorize this charge. He told me that when I purchased my free software, I had agreed to a fifteen day free trial to something called "Click Builder, " and that my free trial had expired. He told me that my free trial began the moment I'd placed my order for the $1.97, and that it wasn't his fault that it took 16 days for me to receive my free software.
I have since reported the incident to to the BBB, and I have contacted my credit card company and disputed this as a fraudulent charge. I have also requested new cards in order that these people do not attempt to make any further unauthorized charges.
It's very disturbing that companies such as this are getting away with such tactics. To add insult to injury, their web site at secure. Fastauctionprofit is using a link to a CBS new article in an attempt to give their product credibility.
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