Well dear SuperSmart Carol - you must really be a sad pathetic individual with very low self esteem to give such a comment. But so be it, not everyone can have working braincells...
I can uderstand how so many ppl got scammed - I also was hit by the recession badly and was looking for an income opportunity anywhere including Facebook.
This whole thing sounded 'far too good to be tru' but as it stated it would only cost me $1.97 i told myself 'why not to try'
And this was the big mistake - IF THIS WASN'T A SCAM I wouldn't have been charged (or should I say robbed to be really honest?!) additional fees which WEREN'T EVEN INCLUDED IN THE OFFICIAL CONTRACT.
Well, yes - those people took money from my bank account without me even knowing and yes ---> THIS DEFINITELY WAS A SCAM!
As soon as I realized my mistake I called my bank, cancelled my card, filled up banks forms for a fraud and was going to be refunded from my credit card insurance. But in the end it wasn't needed.
I was mailing to emillionaire customer services on many occasions but the replies were only AUTOMATIC ###. Then I found a posts from some of you guys here and contacted the product email and the person called Liz.
In the end I GOT ALL MY MONEY BACK but the total time was almost 2 months from the day I subscribed to this scam.
Fingers crossed you all will get your money back - but this still is not an excuse for those ###s to behave in the way they do and use the vulnerable people - mostly unemployed hit by this recession and credit crunch and desperate for any kind of job :/
