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MHM Money Mastery HM Serach Incompro I wanted to work from home so i decided to give this a try. They said for 1.95 usd would qualitfy me to work on the internet thu google then today Dec 17, 2009 got my credit card statement and lornd a utah, Internet
I AM A VICTIM OF THIS INTERNET SCAM. WANTING TO MAKE A LITTLE EXTRA ON THE SIDE GOT ME INTO THIS MESS. MHM MONEY MASTERY TOLD ME THAT FOR A CHARGE OF 1:95 USD WOULD GET ME WORK ON LINE THU GOOGLE. I ACTUALLY BELIEVED IT WHAT AN IDIOT I AM . MY HUSBANDS MASTER CARD NOW HAS BEEN CHARGED 2.15 ON nOVE 27TH, THEN AGAIN ON dEC 2 THEN A CHARGE OF 64.21 ON DEC 2ND, 2009. THIS IS TRULY OUTRAGEOUS. I WILL NEVER EVER BELIEVE IN ANY ON LINE SCHEME LIKE THIS AGAIN.
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JohnDS
United States of AmericaTotally true
#2Consumer Comment
Fri, January 15, 2010
MHM Money Master is a scam company that hides all of their fees in the small print. They know most consumers don't read the small print. The wording they use to advertise is vague and leads people to assume they are some how associated with Google. They are not. The $1.95 fee is a THREE day introductory fee, after which you've agreed - unless you inform them of your cancellation - to paying for TWO services. Essentially they're being tricky and getting you to agree to pay for two different contracts with a single agreement.
They use impact wording to get you excited about their "product" so to speak. Which essentially promises free money. I normally stay away from these types of things and am ashamed to say I signed up and lost over $100 to them. This type of scam is used in a lot of ways by a lot of people. Get someone excited so they can't wait to sign up. Which also means they don't check on reviews of the company to see that it is a scam.
They will deduct - on a monthly basis - two separate amounts. 1 for $59.84 and the other for $29.71. They bill them on separate days so you don't immediately catch on that you're being billed twice. After reading different reviews of this company I have seen claims that they don't always bill in those amounts. If one is using their bank account to search their charges for a dollar amount - it makes it hard to track all of the charges from this company.
They are based out of Utah, and while this contract rides the lines of Utah law it is most certainly un-ethical in the way it takes advantage of consumers. There is contract law in other states that addresses these problems, and with the proper lawyer the fees can be reversed.
Its interesting the strategy they use, 2 different amounts instead of 1. Billing on different days and sometimes different amounts to avoid detection. Very smart. Be smart and avoid these crooks.