This is as close to a scam as it can get. Their screen advertizes a watch for $5.99 if you fill out a questionaire. Which I did and then received a watch. That was done on 4-2-13. On 4-15-13 I was charged $98.00 based on the words on a second which was not too obvious was a disclamier that I had 15 days to return the watch or would be charged the second amount. This whole scam is based on the fact that most consumers do not read the agreements located somewhere on a web site and the advertisement is truely a scam until the small print is read. Then on 5-15-13 I was charge another $49 for a watch that I never actively orders and was referred to again as a hidden note in that same agreement. Thsi $49 was reversed and I assume it will stay that way as we sent it back with a "return code" from Naromax. I called and the original $98 was disputed and the card company sent that charge back. However, on 7-3-13 the charge, I was told by the Card Company was to be put back on the account and Naromax confirmed they "WON" the dispute. What a scam and everyone should know the scam of advertising one thing and hiding the money cost facts in a "so called agreement" that you have the habit od clicking "I Agree."
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