priceshuffle.com Eli Smith and Tony Siocum Deceiving ad, led to believe it's free when later you find out that they charged $149.75 on my Master Card.... Internet
Priceshuffle.com is a ripoff. They lead you into thinking their service is free, free, freeand then I find a charge on my MC for $149.75 (Nov. 3, 2010). I have called MC and they put all of us together on the phone, and led both MC representive and me that they would take care of this bogus charge. After 3 e-mails to priceshuffle representives, Eli Smith and Tony Slocum, I was informed, in so many words, TOUGH, you agreed to our terms and we are not going to release you or credit the $149.75 but we will give you more credits, (free). This is a SCAM. I'm 75 years old and on a fixed income. If I didn't think this was free, I never would have given them my MC account number. I thought they needed it for any purchases I might have made. I have explained this situation to them since I discovered their charge. The bottom line is, as I have explained to Priceshuffle, I have not used the site, will not use the site and they are not out one cent. I see that many others have fallen into their "misleading Ad" and are in the same situation. I have turnedPriceshuffle into the Better Business Bureau, but have had no response yet. This group is running a scam, hoping people fall for their misleading ad and thenrefusing to correct the situation. I will join with anyone else who has been taken advantage of by these crooks