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Complaint Review: 4usavoicemail.com - Nationwide
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4usavoicemail.com
4usavoicemail.com Nationwide, U.S.A.
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4usavoicemail.com Free $1000 american express gift card towards 3 days, 2 nights Las Vegas Nevada
The link had me sign up with so-called sponsors in order to receive my $1000 American Express gift card towards 3 days and 2 nights in Las Vegas. After you signed up with the initial sponsor(4usavoicemail.com) the link sent me to another page which said just sign up with 3 sponsors to accept your rewards, after which I was sent to another page. (which then I noticed it said in smaller print page 3 0f 4.) Then when I was sent to the final page after signing up with 8 sponsors selling me everthing from magazines to online music, a live chat box popped up encouraging me to sign up for another online music company.
After trying to chat with the representative and learning this was some sort of auto chat link because she (Sarah) was never answering my questions or responding to anything I was saying. I tried to close the box/link that the chat was in and everything had closed and I couldn't find the link again. I had done everything the link told me to do to receive my trip with the exception of one more sponsor to go. (Of which they had only six to choose from. Stuff I wasn't really interested in any way.) I felt like this was all a scam to get me to buy stuff and never really going to reward me with their promise. This happened to me once before, that's why I know it's a scam! Now I have all these emails confirming orders and greeting me to their membership.
Theresa
Oakland, California
U.S.A.
After trying to chat with the representative and learning this was some sort of auto chat link because she (Sarah) was never answering my questions or responding to anything I was saying. I tried to close the box/link that the chat was in and everything had closed and I couldn't find the link again. I had done everything the link told me to do to receive my trip with the exception of one more sponsor to go. (Of which they had only six to choose from. Stuff I wasn't really interested in any way.) I felt like this was all a scam to get me to buy stuff and never really going to reward me with their promise. This happened to me once before, that's why I know it's a scam! Now I have all these emails confirming orders and greeting me to their membership.
Theresa
Oakland, California
U.S.A.
