JANICE C.

Trustpilot is not a legitimate review site. They work solely on behalf of the businesses and not the consumer. Trustpilot only goes back 12 months. How can 12 months of history on a business truly reflect anything? It can't.

MillionaireMatch is by far the single most dangerous dating site I have encountered. One of their celebrity clients pursued me, flew in from another city, then sexually assaulted me. I was on the site all of two weeks when this occurred. If a man wants to meet you, place the burden of references on him -- celebrity or not. Better yet, stay off the dating sites -- they are full of predators.

When I placed an order for one pair of pants, Ann Taylor hit my bank account 5 separate times for the same purchase amount leaving me with $1.26 in my bank account. I suspect if I had more funds in my checking account, they would have gone for much more. When I called Ann Taylor they told me that it was my mistake, that I must've left my shopping cart, or had an error on my end.

I had one submit and one confirmation email from Ann Taylor with the correct amount so I never thought to look for numerous duplicate charges to my bank account. I got off the phone with Ann Taylor feeling violated.

Ann Taylor's customer service told me they would not refund the 4 other single line item charges for 5 to 10 business days. They were rude, dismissive and nasty to me. My bank should have stopped the hit after hit after hit -- numerous identical charges, but they did not. They did, however, reverse the charges on Ann Taylor.

This conduct, on the part of Ann Taylor, constitutes fraud. I suspect they did this to thousands of online customers in order to finance a failing clothing business.