I was on Facebook one evening when I saw an Ad for Google Money-basically it stated for a $2.00 fee they would send you information on how to make money using Google Cash-Software. (Emillionaire)
I figured it would be okay to only request information for $2.00. So I entered my credit card information like a fool. I was billed the $2.00 and never received anything in the mail.
Today I was checking my bank statement on-line and noticed two charges-one for $47 from Emill Recession Proof and one for $39.95 for Emillionaire.
I did not authorize either of these charges.in the meantime I received an email from Emillionaire asking me to confirm my membership. I emailed them back and told them I did not authorize them to take out $39.95 and for them to cancel any membership and refund me the $39.95 immediately.
They did respond and advised I would receive a refund in 5-7 days. I have emails from support@productcustomer support.com with ticket#'s and their promise of a refund.
I contacted my bank and advised them of the situation. They cancelled my credit card and took all my information and are sending me a report to sign.
I tried calling the Emill Recession Proof phone number given to me by the bank. It said that number cannot be dialed from my calling area.
I am livid that these creeps are doing this to me and other people. The Better Business Bureau really needs to help get these people out of business and charged for Fraud. And I want other people to know not to make the same mistake I made.
In addition, Facebook needs to stop this company from advertising on their Website.
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