I opened the website of my internet personal account www.bankofamerica.com. One page was appeared stating that if you do a survey for BOA, you can claim the prize. I answered a few questions, a write up has come stating that you have won a Geneva watch, worth of 1 $ and for shipping you have to pay 4.99$. I have accepted the offer and given my debit card details, which was immediately debited from my account. After 6 days, I was delivered the watch and an amount of 88.99$ was again debited from my account. Immediately I reported it to my banker, he advised me to wait till it is getting processed. I contacted Geneva watch Customer service and explained my agony. He advised me to send an e-mail to Geneva Customer service. I sent an e-mail as given below: "Please cancel my order and refund 88$ and 99 cents debited from my BOA account. I read your document, stating the cost of the watch is only 1 $ and shipping cost is 4.99 $, after doing the survey of Bank of America, on internet. The watch was delivered with the invoice of 1 $ only, it is to my surprise that a sum of 88.99 $ has been debited from my account, without my consent and proper document. It was never mentioned on the document shown to me, while ordering the watch, that it is only for trial purpose and I will be charged 88.99 $. The amount 88.99$, which was debited from my Bank Of America has not been withdrawn by the company till the date
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