I completed a survey in order to obtain a free birth stone ring for my children to give to their mother on her birthday. Supposedly, all I had to pay was shipping and handling of a nominal amount.
A few days later I received a package filled with CD's and brochures regarding an internet business under the name of Real Success Institute. Not knowing what it was or what to do with it, the package remained unopened on my desk until I received a call to verify receipt of package. That is when I found out that I had supposedly ordered this package and if not returned withing 21 days, my checking account would be debited for $129.99.
I told them that I had not ordered this material and was given a return address and a Return Authorization number to send back the package. My account was debited for the above amount 1 month later.
It is impossible to get any help from these people. All they will say is that their records show that the material has not been returned. I mailed the package back, however, 1 month earlier by priority mail. Unfortunately, I did not buy insurance or a confirmation receipt for the package.
I have contacted the fraud department of my bank and they are issuing provisional credit.
This place is a scam utilizing information given to obtain other merchandise preying on unsuspecting victims such as myself.
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