My husband heard on the radio about a way to save money on groceries. Because we work different schedules he left me a post it on my keys that said, "honey call it, we need it", so i did. I was on the phone for a long time answering a series of questions and the young man started to offer me this coupon saving program that would eventually save me $2000. So I went ahead and signed up for it. This was the first time I fell for something that seems legit. I proceeded to give him my information he assured me we were almost done, NOT!!! Next he offered me up to 3 free magazines, I opted out, I told him I don't read magazines. He then offered me 2 free fat burning something, I told him to opt me out again as I do not need any fat burning anything, it's not free if i have to pay $1 per CD for processing, I'm a tri-athlete, he chuckled as he did not like my response, he then proceeded to enter me for a million dollar sweepstakes transferred me over to what was suppose be another line and hung up on me. So I got home contacted my bank, they cancelled my card I used and the charge will never appear as the card no longer exists. It is the easiest way to resolve such a scam. It cost me a new debit card but I rather loose $5 to the bank than to some company I really don't know. Lesson learned, it's too good to be true. Research before you act...
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