Alright. I first reported that Facebook had overcharged my credit card for purchases of points for free online slots. They give you so many points, and if you want to continue to gamble after those points are gone, you purchase points by clicking on their web page, which purchases them. Well, they got my credit card and charged me for numerous "points" I did not purchase.
Not only that, but they showed on the screen that I was winning fantastically large amounts of money, yet my account kept going down and down and down. I'm very intelligent and I can add very quickly, and something didn't compute. So I actually sat with pen and paper and wrote down the amounts they said I won and the amounts that were actually added to my account. Most of the time when I won, those points weren't even added to my point balance. But the charge for each spin was definitely taken out of the point balance, so the account continued to go down even though they said I was winning. Thereby they kept me hyped and wanting to play their stupid games.
Do you see? They were charging me for the extra points, but they weren't adding in my wins. So they were, in essence, stealing from me a second time.
First they steal from people by overcharging their credit cards and effectively using their money for interest until the person files a complaint with the credit card company to get the money back. Most people will never even complain about a $40.00 or $50.00 extra charge on their credit card because of the hassle involved.
Second, they steal by not giving the points, and thereby a person has to buy more points and they make more money.
It is a scam!
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