Well I received a text that said "You are selected to receive $100 in Walmart vouchers. Hurry Call 877-789-5259 Offer for first 200 callers. 2 end Reply STOP." I called the number skeptical at first; however, they persuaded me given I asked, "Why would you give $100 dollars for a low shipping charge of $2.95." The woman had then replied because they have accounted me buying or being a general shopper, which was true. Seeing that, I started to avert anything from that company, noticing that I was repellig she also started proposing a $600 gift card for groceries and $25 for dining. I was naive and believed her for the following factors: they recorded the call which I thought is liget and if anything occured I could complaint and have the call to endorse the scam, and I constantly asked her if she was scamming me and since she repetitivley answered "No." I thought that it was true given that no one could be so ruthless and inhumane. They haven't took any money except for $1, which is bizarre given that it is not the amount that had been accustomed or complied on. Worried from my previous actions I went onto Google and browsed through websites that had people riled up because they were scammed, at that momment I knew that I was going to be imminently screwed. I also observed a varying chain of the shipping or contract charges that they issue to different consumers, showing that they are unconfidential. Therefore, before any more money is taken apart form the $1, I'm going to my local Bank of America to see the alternatives I have to avert and block them from my account. Don't supply them with your 16 digit account number and expiration date like I foolishly did, because you are going to be afflicted like I have, or at least am going to. Wish me luck, I will continue the conclusion of the fiasco after I take care of the conflict. To be continued...
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