As I was involved in other work on my computer this evening, my screen abruptly changed, and there before my eyes was was one of those obnoxious come-on ads. Do you prefer Coke or Pepsi appearedonthe screen. It seemed innocent enough. I could always change the page. So, I answered. Then a new screen appeared with unbelievable offers of hugh savings at popular stores, money, and many different offerings. One needed only to call the number on the screen to receive an activation code which would allow you to be the recipient of this treasure. Fool that I am, I called the number. A man answered, asking me trite questions about where I shopped, and would this amazing offer just make my life worth living. All I did was repeatedly ask him for the code, that useless code! He then proceded to discuss the real reason for all this rediculous banter. If I bought membership in his savings club by giving him $4, yes merely $4,
On my charge card at that moment, I could finally gain possession of the treasures. Ofcourse, after 2 weeks the price would go up to $17/month, but afterall did not my many new, actually i should say promised, treasures greatly outweigh the mere monthly cost of $17? What a joke! Ilooked up the company on Google, and there are scores of complaints about them. Everyone, beware! Keep your wits about you, and remember " there is a sucker born everyday." Don't you be one of them
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