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Myinternettreasurechest Reviews Summary
Myinternettreasurechest has a rating of 1.6 stars from 21 reviews, indicating that most customers are generally dissatisfied with their purchases. Myinternettreasurechest ranks 338th among Work At Home sites.
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Website is a SCAM!, just called my bank to cancle my credit card and get a new one so they can not take out anymore money from my account. We will see if my $68.74 is returned in the 7-10 days they state. Good Luck to All!
Anyting that sounds too good to be true it probably is. I could not sign in the fake web sight, and the phone numbers they gave me was just a way of giving me the run around.
I signed up last week. Went through the first week of lessons, very interesting and educational. I was liking it. Then a gentleman named Jeremy Turner called to assist me, and made an appt for a phone conversation. He never kept the appointment, and now I go to log on and the site is closed, or some other term for no longer available. Help, I want my money back. Bunch of scumbags if you ask me.
DO NOT SIGN UP... I was charged ~ $3.00 when I signed up, and then three days later they charged me ~ $130.00... when I called them *******318 and asked for a full refund; of course the answer was "NO, we can only refund half of your money and give you the service for fee"... PLEASE READ the term & conditions. Also, in addition they will charge $35.00 weekly...
This is scam! I asked to view the contract and they told me the web site was under construction and they were not giving it to me. They also took money out of my banking account minutes after I canceled my account. I had to tell them I was going to report them before they agreed to put the money back in my bank account.
This site was to chg. 99 cents and next day My Big Bank put a temporary hold
On my account (Frand stopper at work). So I told them keep the hold on it as the
Additional money reqested was not to come out at all. The following is the info
That I could get on my own:
Main Hurricane Marketing LLC
1080 No. Main St.
Hurricane, Utah 84*******032
Principal: Devin@ *******032
This info was from the BBB and that this company is doing business under approx.
40 other names. At this time the File was opened at Jan/2010. The BBB said that
One complaint and no response from company.
The Bank will start their own investigation after three days.
Good Luck to all and I hope this will help others that come to this site Site Jabber
As it is really needed!
JR
I was asked to purchase a sterter kit to work at home for. 99 cents and they took the. 99 cents and another 79.95 off my card. There of course is no number to call and stop this action. It is no ones fault but my own to blame. I was really hoping that this was for real. I've never done this kinda thing before and look I got scamed. I have reported it to my card and now I have to file a fraud report with the B. B. B.
I too was scammed. I received a cancel "code" but they still took my money. I feel like such a fool.
This website is a major ripoff! I signed up for the intial 1.97 dollar start up then AFTER reading the fine print, called to cancel my $#*! and then still got charged!
If I never logged in, or opened up thier site will it stil go thru? And what should I do? Canceal my Debit card? Right away?
I don't really like it really no good information if you ask me
I think was scam they ask to buy more i said no thanks, i did not login so do you think they going to scam me? I did give my credit card # and paid $1.95
Very helpful! But I'm not understanding what informantion to give out. And what not to give out about things I know.
I, unfortunately, already "clicked the button" when I read Ms. Caveate. No troubles, though. I have been hacked and victim of ID theft 4 times over past 5 years and my bank (one of the big guys) is currently running an open fraud investigation on my behalf. If they try to screw me; they are in for a very unpleasant and terribly swift boot in the pants. If you have an account with a good banker, they should be willing to meet the standards set by Bank of America (still in business... quite an accomplishment in light of the shocking round of banker failings of recent past due to "El Diablo " (The now infamous global economic meltdown, and help you file a fraud complaint or at least investigate a bit on your behalf. X<;| (ARGH!) Good luck! Don't let it go! If it is a misunderstanding, OR the result of criminal acts... In either case, I would suggest that you need to be fair to yourself; act as your own advocate & get the assistance of which you are apparently in need. That advice is for any and all who have had a similar experience. I am certain that GOOGLE would be interested to hear your story. They are a respected and reputable entity; and I do not believe that they would knowingly have their corporeate ID connected to a scam.
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