I sent for a CD from Google Fortune giving my bank information allowing them to deduct $1.97. I thought I could make extra money from home. I never should have given my bank information, but these are tough times.in the information that I received, which was minimal, I saw that it would take 7-14 days for my CD to arrive.
I received my CD via First Class Mail on 9-14-09. I was charged $69.97 on 9-15-09! I had no free trial to speak of. I received the outer envelope, the CD in a plain envelope, a Welcome card, and a Notice that if any charges are disputed with my bank against this account, that I will be blacklisted on the BadCustomer.com website.
That was it. No mention of any $69.97 fee. I called 1-877-361-8622. The girl that I was talking to was very difficult to understand. They are obviously brainwashed into talking consumers into keeping their "package".
I must have repeated that I wanted a refund and the confirmation number for that refund at least 6 times.
I was told that it would take 3-5 days to receive that refund.
I find it amazing that they can charge the unsuspecting consumer so quickly, I had the CD one day. Even if I wanted to use it, I am so sickened about their deceptive practices, that I cancelled right away.
After that 10 minute phone call, I immediately called my bank and cancelled my account.
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