Kevin Lewis, who is giving Webenue as his address, has been using my American Express Credit card number to purchase goods on line. I noticed charges on my statement not made by me and called american express to report. I had to cancel my card. It all started when I too had discussions with someone from Arizona about making money from using the internet. They even went so far as to implicate American Express as being on board with the plan and that since I would be using American Express, I would get even more for my money. The pitch wa that it was a one time charge for seven years and they would set up a website for me. I would make a small percent of any sale from Amizon, Godaddy made from my websit. I then get a call back from someone else saying that in order for me to get people to my site, I would have to invest in advertising. Then the suggestion that I could buy a radio station - that's when I panicked and said that this is not what was explained to me initially. They said that the more I spend on advertising, eg. 5 to 10 thousand dollars when bring in a better return DON'T FALL FOR THIS SCAM - STAY AWAY FROM SUCH OFFERS. Don't give out your credit information before checking with the credit card provider if that provider is named in the sales pitch. Somehow, this Kevin Lewis got my information from these people that pulled this scam and started using it. For all we know, more charges have been made by others which are not processed yet.
This is theft, plain and simple, and these people should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. They tend to prey on us seniors who are on a fixed income and who are trying to made ends meet. Shame on them!!!
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