I "subscribed" to what I thought was an unlimited "subscription" to obtaining information on people, whether it be myself, or others.
When I tried to enter a name, it said I had to enable cookies. I did so, but it still did not work. I used another operating system, and eventually got onto the site, and it immediately said I had used all my "credits."
On the purchase page for this site, it did not say anything about needing "credits", but their tech support (and I use that term lightly) says all the credits were "expired". How could I have BOUGHT "expired credits"? They did not say "credits" were required.
If you read other people's comments about this outfit, you will see exactly what I am talking about.
I will contact my bank in the morning (2/5) and request a refund thru them; of course if no satisfaction from my own bank, I will get a new bank immediately.
I cannot afford the $34.95 I spent, which was a huge mistake. I typed in my own name to see what would come up, and absolutely NOTHING came up. So, I typed in "Jones" and "Smith" and "Brown" and NOTHING came up for those names, either, so it is obvious it is a fake site accepting money.
"Josie" is not a real person, it is a computer generated name. Also, they say a complete refund will be made within 56 days if not satisfied, and the very next sentence says 60 days, so that is a sign it is phony.
How much do you want to bet it's a Nigerian (or similar) scam to get money? I will cancel my bank cards in the morning, or sooner if possible. Yes, it is a great inconvenience to me, but I have to protect my money from such an unscrupulous web site.
This is the first time I have had something like this happen in 12 years.
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