In November Ipurchased a bookworth 19.95 from Best BrandValues.com. I became interested in the book Economic Armageddon after watching David Jeremiah advertising iton his TV program. I got into this website after visiting Amazon.com, which offered more websites for comparison. Since I have been purchasing without snagsbooks and others items from Ebay and Amazon.com, I went ahead and gave my credit card information. The site claimed to be secured. I received the book in November and was charged accordingly. However, in February when I was checking my credit card statements from November, I was shocked to see that they charged me 19.95 for the book, 10.00 for membership fee, and another 1.00 for another fee. Icontinued going over my charges and I saw same charges in December and again in January for 19.95 (and most probably until the end of the world, if they can.). What are they thinking... Money grows on trees? Why would I buy 1 book and continue paying for it??? Is the book giving birth to another book every month? Is my credit card their inheritance from a dead uncle??? I called them and talked to a guy who said when I bought the book I also bought membership. Who are they kidding??? They never mentioned any membership!!! The guy said not to worry because he is refunding my money. Not too quick. A charlatan is a charlatan is a charlatan. Do I believe them??? Not for a minute. I called my credit card provider and surprise, surprise. They said wait for BBVto refund my moneyfor BBV is a legitimate company and Discover cannot block their charges from my credit card. Are they conspirators??? If BBV does not refund my money and the government does not do anything to stop this rip-off. It proves to me just how dirty our system is. Imagine, reports about BBV go all the way back to 2009 or even earlier. Discover Card, you are feeding the crocodiles! Readers DON'T BUY ANYTHING FROM SHARKS AND CROCODILES LIKE BBV. They deserved to be shut down and be erased from the internet.
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