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I Googled vitamins and came up with a whole page. They happened to be one of them. All I did was purchase a 20 dollar bottle of vitamins from them. Three weeks later I got a charge for $59.95. I did not see anywhere saying this was a membership. I can pay 20 dollars at the vitamin store down the street. Which I will be doing here on out. THIS IS A BIG SCAM! STAY AWAY.
They are currently posting a photo of me... WITHOUT MY PERMISSION WITH SOMEONE ELSE'S PROFILE INFO. TALK ABOUT BAD INFORMATION, LYING, SPREADING FALSE INFO.
THEN, I WAITED FOR 15 MIN. TO SPEAK TO SOMEONE AND I WAITED ON HOLD ONLY TO HAVE THEIR AUTOMATED MESSAGE HANG UP ON ME. STAY AWAY FROM THEM. AWFUL.
Dear,
We apologize for any inaccuracies or misinformation that may have been published on our service.
To assist us in promptly addressing the issue, could you kindly provide specific details about the incorrect information or the link to the page where the misinformation is displayed?
This will allow us to investigate and rectify the matter immediately. We take user feedback seriously and are committed to ensuring the accuracy of the data on our platform.
Rest assured, we will thoroughly review the provided information and take necessary steps to correct any inaccuracies. Thank you for bringing this to our attention, and we appreciate your cooperation in helping us maintain a reliable and trustworthy service.
Best regards,
Radaris Customer Service
So out of the blue, a personal photo of myself appeared on public view online. When, I traced the photo it came up as a Google Plus account, yet, I didn't open this account. When, I tried to delete it, of course I couldn't because I didn't open the account. When, I contacted Google, I got a run around and then, a phone number for Google Plus. When, I called the number, it said to put in a pin before I could talk to anyone. I don't have a pin, BECAUSE I DIDN'T OPEN THE ACCOUNT! I have since had to report them to the Better Business Bureau. So sure enough, Google finally got back to me and said, someone was impersonating me. It took them several weeks to remove it, but finally it has been removed. Check out the internet on a regular basis to see if you have any odd things out there.
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