I herd the advertisement on the radio (WYLD 940) for $2000 in grocery coupon savngs. There was a number to call. The ad suggested that the coupoms were free, but upon calling there was a fee of $19.95 but they claimed it was "guranteed to give you your money back if you are not satisfied within the first thirty days". They kept trying to get me to sign on to some other "monthly" programs at $14.95, $21.95 and something even higher but I told them "no, lets just see what this program is". When it finally arrived, the first thing I discovered was that it was NOT coupons, but that that you had to sign up for some "program" to gain access to the coupons. Next, I found out that due to the "time of month" nearly all of the food coupons were "unavailable" and to "return on the first Monday of the next month". When I returned to the web site, it was only to discover that it no longer exists! Your web site came up instead. I no longer have the phone number. Needless to say, I realize I've probably been scamed and should probably be grateful it wasn't for more. What can I do to keep them from hitting my credit card for more money? And is there any possibility I can actually get that refund since I am definitely NOT satisfied?
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