*notice..!! This ripoff has nothing to do with Google search engine - many rip-off businesses use the Google name to fool consumers.
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In May I authorized a $1.97 charge to my Visa card for information for a home based business that claimed to be affiliated with Google. The information was to arrive in the mail within 3 weeks. There was a trial period and was supposed to be no further charges until after the trial period. Before I could cancel the trial, I found a $78 "pending" charge to my debit card. I called the fraud department of my bank and the "pending" charge was removed within 48 hours.
On June 19, I noticed two "pending charges" from Grant Masters", whom I had never heard of for $39.49 each.
I am a senior citizen, living on a strict budget. Highly upset, I called a 1-800 number that I got from another victim's report and was told that it would be removed within 2-3 weeks. I told them this was not acceptable that the charges were only "pending", and I did not authorize them and to remove them immediately because I do not receive my next social security check until the first week of July and I need the money for medicines and food.
Today on June 25, I found the charges were posted to my account, (no longer only pending) and now I will file a fraud charge with my bank. I have also filed a complaint with the federal internet fraud division to have them investigated and spoken with an attorney for joining a class action law suit against them for stealing money from me and causing me to be without enough money to buy my pescriptions!
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