Nicholas P.

Amazon is my go-to site for book purchases. Their wide selection has been a God send, since working nights and needing something to do I've been purchasing some books that I haven't been able to find in years. I also buy toys for my 8 year old, he especially enjoys the selection of Star Wars action figures.

I frequently order items from their online shop. Everything is reasonably priced and I get my packages fast, sometimes even on the weekend.

I signed up for one of their VIP packages after being a regular member for a few months. I signed up with a pre-paid debit card that I only load with a bit of money to make online purchases with. First off it took the administrators over 2 days to activate the VIP package after I paid for it. The site owner Mark was extremely rude, after I sent in 4 friendly queries simply asking when my VIP portion of my account would be working I got the reply: "I'm busy and run 5 other websites. We'll get to it when we get to it. You need to be patient." Well I think waiting over 2 days is a little ridiculous. It was finally activated and everything seemed okay. About a week later I logged in to see how much money I had on my pre-paid card and found out there were numerous un-authorized purchases made with the card. I was missing about $45 from 3 un-authorized transactions, all from VaughnLive totaling $15 each. They billed me 3 times illegally. I cancelled my card immediately and informed my CC company that I was scammed. They told me to contact the site owners to see if they would give me a refund as it was possible there was a billing error. I sent in a request, this time the site owner's mother Lynn contacted me back, saying they have a no refund policy and if I didn't call my CC company to tell them their charges weren't fraud that she was going to have me arrested for credit card fraud. I told her go ahead, they were the ones that scammed me. My account was immediately de-activated and my ip address was banned from their website. I am still in the process of getting my money back from greendot, I strongly suggest no one use this site in any way and definitely DO NOT give them any credit card or banking information of any kind. After I filed the complaint with greendot to get my money back, Mark or his mother had one of their users gamergirl go to all the chatrooms posting my street address, encouraging people to send pizzas and taxis to my house to harass me. I have numerous screenshots to prove this and will upload them or email them to sitejabber if possible. I want everyone to see what they're doing to people. They can not be trusted and they are extremely unprofessional. The site is ran by an autistic man-child by the name of Mark Vaughn, and his creepy mother Patricia Lynn Vaughn. I later found out they've been scamming people with their website for years, even selling credit card and personal information of their users to hackers and people on "carding" sites. Steer clear of these losers. They need to be criminally charged, what they're doing is highly illegal.