Datesnow Pty Ltd - Brisbane I went on to one of those websites and it said they were going to give me a free trial as long as I gave them my credit card information for Proof of my age Brisbane AU
I went on to one of those websites and it said they were going to give me a free trial as long as I gave them my credit card information for Proof of my age.
That was back in December 03, in January I was charged $39.99, so I cancelled thinking that that time it would be ok but then on Febuary 3, 04 I was charged $79.99 Which is bull S***! so i looked up there name and found all of these reports on Rip-off reports.com, I found one that gave me the phone number to the company so i call them and they said that they re credited the $79.99 to my account and it would appear in my account in 10-14 days.
I guess we will see if they actually do it, if not Im definatly taking the case to court and I dont care how it makes me look! That is a promise!
John
Keymar, Maryland
U.S.A.
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Mike
Radford,Virginia,
U.S.A.
NOBODY asks for your credit card number unless they intend to charge it.
#2Consumer Comment
Fri, February 13, 2004
This is true of both legitimate merchants and rip-off ones. If anyone asks for your credit card or bank account number for some non-financial purpose, claiming that they will not charge you now or in the future, they WILL. This situation is a GUARANTEED rip-off. Always remember this simple rule. It's 100% effective.
Credit card companies do not allow this "proof of age" thing, for the simple reason that having a credit card doesn't prove someone's 18, or any other age for that matter. It may not be their card. Or it may be a Visa Buxx, Teen Visa, etc. that are issued to people under 18 with their parent's approval.