I did not follow my own advice. If it looks too good to be true-it is! On 15Oct, I saw an ad online, earning $ working with a Google affliated company. For $1.97, you could get the information. I answered it and immediately got an email with a password to go in and read the information. The terms and conditions said to cancel within 3 days if not interested, otherwise they would bill $79.70 after the 3rd day. After reading the provided information, I realized that this was not something that I wanted to do. I sent an email to Customer Service on am of 17Oct, requesting that my order be cancelled. I did not receive a response back from then and re-sent the email the morning of 19Oct. A message was left on my answering machine 19Oct at 531pm central time from Alex at EZ Profit Club welcoming me and gave a customer support number of 877-585-8444 to contact with any questions. This morning, 20Oct, I called the Customer Service number-866-684-3931-affliated with the email address giving my password. I spoke with a Jason Barrington who informed me they are no longer representing EZ Dollar Club as of Monday 19Oct. The company misrepresents info and is fraud. They never received my cancel email as emails are directed to the company. Anyway, my bank account is $79.70 less and after visiting the bank, I've had to cancel my debit card. So, beware of any internet offers, without first doing a little research.
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