Helene
Elgin,#2Consumer Comment
Mon, January 26, 2009
Even if the job that you did from home was REAL, How would you make SURE that you would get PAID. Now that they have your credit card number, what is to keep them from maxing out your card and maybe even buying items for terrorists???? Did you KNOW for sure who was going to get your credit card number and what they were going to really use it for??? NEVER, EVER PUT YOUR CREDIT CARD, BANK ACCOUNT OR FINANCIAL INFORMATION ON THE INTERNET! You can always CONTEST the charges with the credit card company. Because you don't know who is on the other end of that scam that is requiring you to enter your credit card number. No you don't. Not really. You need to NEVER do this again. DO NOT GIVE YOUR CREDIT CARD OR OTHER FINANCIAL INFORMATION ON THE INTERNET. You can not believe everything you see on the Internet and certainly not the ads you see in these (expletive deleted) cheap tabloids like the Thrifty Nickel. If it would make you fell any better you could call them and tell them what happened to you. But they wouldn't care probably because if they print garbage ads like that, they don't care about their readers. Maybe they thought you already knew that WORK AT HOME ads are RIP OFFS! THRIFTY NICKEL IS A TWO BIT TABLOID THAT APPARENTLY TAKES ADS FROM ANYBODY WITH THE ABILITY TO PAY.