I was surfing the net looking for a modem, and saw one in an auction on a site called (cheapo.com)? Or something like that, because I can't find it online anymore. But, Google should have it in the archives, because they listed it and I did a scam search in which I found other peoples complaints which are not there now either. Any way I was sighning up for their website-name, address, credit card, etc..
When I was done it flashed me to dealday.com. I did not click on accepting their
policy (it didn't ask) and I did not click on a monetary selection of 29.99,59.99 or 99.99 a month. I did NOT PICK ONE! But they did, the more expensive one 59.99 not 29.99. They shouldn't have taken any and given the customer the choice of adding later. Isn't there an internet site for reporting internet fraud to a legal organization??? We have to stop these people! I emailed them immediately and they did not answer for five days, to make sure they got the money and played the law angle thinking they have the right to steal our money because they say they can in their policy statement. Google gives up personal information on individuals to legal agentsies on individuals then they can on the companies they sponsor on their site! (they keep records of every click ever placed on their site).
This can be put under several categories here.
Submitted by David, 1 hour ago
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