J.in Perrysburg,
I saw an ad for an easy work at home business through "EZ Money Coaching" where you only have to work a few hours a day and can make easy money just doing some simple data entry. It seemed cheap enough at right under $2.00 to get the information on how to work this system and make money from home. I got the e-mails to set up my account and those came through for "ezdollarclub.com" then when you click the link it takes you to a web page that says "Ez Money System." After looking over the information I realized was ripped off as it is pretty much just showing you how to make money with ad sense marketing. I decided it was a lesson learned but wasn't concerned since I didn't spend much money on it. I figured I just would not sign up for anything further and forget about it.
Then when I saw my bank statement they had charged me an additional $78.14 for "Super goolge" and an additional charge of $2.19 for an exchange fee. I guess that is because the con artists are in Panama City or least the money goes there. I went to my bank to try to remove the charges and was told they are related to the EZ Profit system in TX that I signed up with. I was told to call a phone number to cancel my account and get a refund. Miraculously when I called the number and demanded my money back I was told how I called the right number but had the wrong office and that somehow their calls were being routed to them. Quite convenient and unbelievable! I was told this as soon as I demanded my money back. She went on to say the phone company is working on it and to call back in a few days to see if it was straightened out.
These con artists should be stopped. I did NOT sign up for these charges nor was there anything on the website to indicate that I would pay any more than the $1.97 charges which I do not dispute.
Do not sign up for anything with these web sites/company names. They are ripping people off.
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