I went to turbotax.com and an opportunity to take a survey popped up on my screen. I thought it was a survey to find out how easy it is to access tubotax, so I trusted the site. Since it is a time to shop for Christmas presents, this was a way to get a free gift and only pay for shipping of $5.99. I checked a woman's watch with a metal wrist band. I entered my charge card information and I received an email with my order number and items in your order: MaxNaim Womens Leather Watch Special Offer, Order Total: $5.99. I knew I didn't request the gift watch with the leather band, but it was only $5.99, so I didn't complain. I received the watch in the mail and it had a huge dial and a black leather band. It looked more like a man's watch than a petite women's watch. Today I checked my credit card activity and was dismayed to see a charge of $98 for MAXNAIM.com 8552135984. I hope the Glendale California police department can arrest these people for fraudulently charging innocent people for merchandise which was never authorized. This watch was portrayed as a gift for taking a survey and not as an order for merchandise.
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