I have been ripped off by DailyWealth Premium.
my order number 1049560
promotion code MDWPL400.

I am being charged $5.00 each month, but to date have received nothing, nada, zilch.
thanks for nothing.

Ripoff story: I ordered a trial of Dazzle White and have been charged for another companys Support@worldclubfitness.com We’ve canceled our credit card but now would like to retrieve charges made that we did not agree to.

When we contacted our credit card they said they’ve been dealing with these Scams from these companys for over two yesars. How do I get reimbursed for these fraudulent charges?

Product is a fraud. I returned product, for refund, as described in money back guarantee. I returned product, through certified registered mail. They received it, and signed for it. That was back in November. I have not received my refund. Nor have I received any correspondence from them

I ordered a trial sample of Dazzle Smile and find that another department called World Club Fitness adds me as a subscriber. Both automatically deduct fees from my bank account.

I have now cancelled both subscriptions but am out over $100. Dazzle posted a second fee even though I cancelled in November but emailed to say it is coming back to me.

World Club Fitness to date has provided no service and I cannot access their website to get such. I emailed them at support@worldclubfitness.com after an unsuccessful phone call and it did not go through. HELP……..their # is 1-866-407-3685

I purchased my Mac and it never did work right.

* I asked questions and no one had answers at Apple.

* I went to the Apple Store and no one had Answers.

* I went to an Apple Club and there, there was no one who could help me.

I did this until it went out of warranty.

I Paid, $2,600 for this “Non-Working” Computer; plus, I spent another, $1,000 or more on Software.

In all honesty, someone should either give me something that works or give me back my money.

I was told that Apple is the way to go for Artist like me (Musician and Photographer), but I ended up having to purchase a PC to even get things done.

I had to send this on my PC, for you outdate software so fast that Safari no longer works for me on Panther.

Sincerely,

Charles

Ripoff story: I bought my first Land Rover last year at Murray Motors (303-759-3400) in Denver Colorado. Friends and family ALL told me that Land Rovers had the worst reputation and lived in the shop, but I loved the car and bought it anyway. Read the rest of this entry »

I am looking for people who dealt with American Alarm Co or Monitronics. If you think your are protected your NOT!! Please, if you have have had issue, please share your story. Below is a picture of my 8 year olds pillow she awoke to at 3 a.m. and NO detectors went off!!!! PLEASE do NOT flagg this…this may save a life!!!

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Complaints#

I am very saddened that I bought a lemon at Murray Motors.
I thought reputation preceded quality and trust, I was mistaken. I bought a Land Rover with 2 dangerous defect issues from Murray Motors and I am stuck with $21,000 spent – only to learn that my car additionally needs a new engine on top of the lost $8,000 in repairs.

Complaints#

It needed the new engine on the day I bought the car at their dealership. The engine problem has been a known & documented defect since 3-14-1003. They are a dealership full of pride….. but I have not seen any satisfactory follow through and I am a deeply disappointed customer. I am still waiting for some proof of their integrity.

Oh how helpful and friendly at their office Wells Fargo they are. Wonderful kind people doing everything they can to give you a mortgage, but when you get laid off and can’t make the payments through no fault of your own they will no longer help you out. Read the rest of this entry »

Computer giant refuses to honor warranty==consuer Uncle Tim says “don’t do business with these guys!” Daniel Bulnes executive with Hewlit Packard customer services refuses to repair laptop sent in by a consumer who calls himself “Uncle Tim” for repairs. Read the rest of this entry »