A pop-up message appeared on my computer screen from nowhere stating how people have been working from home and earning so much money. All you need was to have a computer and to do some research on the internet and you were guaranteed to get a check each week. You only have to pay $2.97 for the trial period. This happened on November 13 and by that Monday, November 16 the $2.97 was deducted from my debit account. Two days later, $74.97 was deducted from my account. My credit union fraud division called me to inquired about these transactions and wanted to know if I authorized them. I told them I had authorized the $2.97, but not the $74.97. I immediately called my credit union and told them about the call I had with their fraud division and relayed the same information to them. I was told to call the company and cancel with their company and to make sure they send me a refund. Not knowing that the $74.97 was withdrawn from my account, I called the company to cancel. I was given a cancellation number. When I checked my account again, I noticed the $74.97 had been paid. I called the company back and told them I had already cancelled with them, but was told I did not cancel within three days and I was charged the $74.97. I told the rep. I did not see anything like that and he stated "I had to have seen it because its right where you input your debit card information". He was telling a bald face lie. I was outrage and hung up on him. I was curious about that and I went back to the website and inputted the credit card information using a different e-mail address (my employment) and it popped up much later. On November 25, a transaction in the amount of $19.97 was debited from my account from Budget2wealth.com. I did not authorize that either. I called the company and received a message "that the company was closed and to call back during business hours". This was 9:00 am EST. I am also disputing this transaction. I am so angry with myself and I will never, ever fall for these scams again. They always says if "something sounds too good to be true, majority of the times, its not". I hope these scumbags get caught and pay a fortune for ripping off people. Thank you for letting me report this ripoff.
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