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Justin Blake, And JB Virtual Enterprises , University of Internetmarketing.com Did not sign up for any membership Traverse City Michigan
In looking thru my email to day, dated October 23, 2007 I found an email dated for the 23rd of october,
Thank you for joining Insanemillionaires.com, this is a recurring product price of $19.95 to your credit card xxxxxx000.
I thought that I was reading blind, I reached for my glasses, but I found that I had them on and was seeing well.
First Question? What is recurring mean? Monthly?
Right away I thought, what in the xxx happened here, I have not signed up for a membership with this company,
How did they access my credit card?
where did they get this information from?
I do admit that I have been looking for something on the internet for a home business. I admit that I may have gone thru their site, maybe even reviewed the site. which I have gone to dozen's of site's in the past few weeks. but I surely would remember using my credit card,especially on the date that was given in the email from Justin Blake. October 23, 2007.
I quickly wrote a letter, in reply to their email. stating that I have not signed up for a membership, and for what?
I quickly called the phone number also (231) 946-9429, and also left a message. and I do mean a great message!
I told them that I would report them to the BBB right away! Of course no reply today from them in my email.
I even went into (search) and found that dozens of people have been scammed out of their money.
I will report this to my bank, and let them know, also I will write a letter to the betterbusiness bureau.
Lynn
Chicago, Illinois
U.S.A.
2 Updates & Rebuttals
Burline
Chicago,Illinois,
U.S.A.
Justin Blake, and JB Virtual Enterprises, University of Internetmarketing.com
#3Author of original report
Tue, October 30, 2007
October 30,2007
As of today, justin Blake and his company, lied in an email that they would adjust my account, give them a few days for my money to be entered into my account.
Today I received a notice from my bank 10/25/07, a total of 19.95 the bank has covered for me because I only receive social security, It will not reach the bank until the 3rd of every month.
In the meantime I am charged an overdraft fee of $35.00 plus the $19.95,
What is suppose to be done to people like this, I sent an email to the better business bureau and have not received an answer.
I suppose I will have to discontinue my checks at this bank, and have them close the account.
Burline
Chicago,Illinois,
U.S.A.
Justin Blake, and JB Virtual Enterprises, University of Internetmarketing.com Traverse City Michigan
#3Author of original report
Sun, October 28, 2007
This is a Follow-up report about Justin Blake!
I sent a reply with the heading of RE: What charge on my credit card?
I wanted to know when did I sign up for University of Internetmarketing?
and why am I being charged $19.95 for something I did not receive. I was on my computer, but hardly on your site using my credit card on the date stated.
Usually when using a credit card, you get a reply of what was charged back right away. and as a safe habit I usuall print the results. I even have the buying results print out of my computer filed since 2006.
I have a filing cabinet and computer's all set up as an office in the corner of my dining room.
I'm afraid that if I do not receive a reply back soon, I will have to report you to the Better Business Bureau.
After writing the email to Justin Blake:
I received this reply from
Megan Overton @yoursupportonline.com
Wednesday,24 Oct 2007
Dear Bxxxxxxx
I have cancelled the subscription, This was the subscription that came for one month, free with your purchase of Autopilots profits, I have issued a refund for your $19.95. Please allow a few days for it to clear your account.
I have typed this information, for other ripped off people to follow to see if they also can get results, of course this remains to be seen if and when I will get my money back into my account. But this is the avenue that I took and will stick to my rules, If let go they would have been charging a recurring amount of $19.95 every month.
what generated a quick response, Better Business Bureau, My letter.
and a terrific company called Ripoff Report.