- Report: #359283
Complaint Review: AP9*BUSINESSMAX - Norwalk Connecticut
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AP9*BUSINESSMAX
www.businessmax-program.com Norwalk, 06850 Connecticut, U.S.A.
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202-324-7635
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AP9*BUSINESSMAX I guess I am just another sucker Norwalk Connecticut
I guess I got conned!!! I have placed multiple orders with Vista Print and have been delighted with each and every one of them. Their products are first rate and I always order the FREE stuff and pay for the slowest mailing option. The cheapest!!!
Understand that I have probably placed no fewer than 15 orders for multiple items per order, and have been delighted with their products.
But here is the rub!! I found to my surprise that I had unwittingly subscribed to an adult male magazine. That was able to be taken care of, but I just received the monthly statement from a credit card to which Vista Print have never been made aware of and one which I NEVER use on the internet. Out of the blue appeared a charge on THAT card for $14.95 from AP9*BUSINESSMAX
Furthermore, I only ever use a dedicated debit card when placing orders on the internet. That card is on a bank I don't use, other than to place orders and place sufficient funds into that account (in cash) to cover my purchases. Call me paranoid, but I have 3 close friends who trusted the internet to the point where they lost many thousands of dollars and their Credit Ratings thanks to unscrupulous "Rip Off" merchants!
How AP9 BUSINESSMAX got hold of that credit card number is beyond me and who they are and what they do was also unknown to me until I did a Google search and discovered that it is all a con!!
These people to be taken off the internet, put out of business and become the focus of a Class Action Suite.
I know that this is only the tip of the iceberg, but, perhaps if they were to be made an example of, others might think twice before trying the same or a similar scam!
We all need to follow up everytime somehing like this happens to any of us.
Please spread the word far and wide about AP9 BUSINESSMAX and about the great work of wwwripoffreport.com
Thanks Y'all
Save Our Bucks
s****..
Understand that I have probably placed no fewer than 15 orders for multiple items per order, and have been delighted with their products.
But here is the rub!! I found to my surprise that I had unwittingly subscribed to an adult male magazine. That was able to be taken care of, but I just received the monthly statement from a credit card to which Vista Print have never been made aware of and one which I NEVER use on the internet. Out of the blue appeared a charge on THAT card for $14.95 from AP9*BUSINESSMAX
Furthermore, I only ever use a dedicated debit card when placing orders on the internet. That card is on a bank I don't use, other than to place orders and place sufficient funds into that account (in cash) to cover my purchases. Call me paranoid, but I have 3 close friends who trusted the internet to the point where they lost many thousands of dollars and their Credit Ratings thanks to unscrupulous "Rip Off" merchants!
How AP9 BUSINESSMAX got hold of that credit card number is beyond me and who they are and what they do was also unknown to me until I did a Google search and discovered that it is all a con!!
These people to be taken off the internet, put out of business and become the focus of a Class Action Suite.
I know that this is only the tip of the iceberg, but, perhaps if they were to be made an example of, others might think twice before trying the same or a similar scam!
We all need to follow up everytime somehing like this happens to any of us.
Please spread the word far and wide about AP9 BUSINESSMAX and about the great work of wwwripoffreport.com
Thanks Y'all
Save Our Bucks
s****..
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Numberonebanker205
Birmingham,Alabama,
U.S.A.
You should feel bad.....
#2Consumer Comment
Fri, August 08, 2008
I currently work for a bank and any of the companies with an ap9 suffix attached to it is not a fraudulent company. When you go online asking for that free credit report that you are charged a dollar for (hello, is not free if they charge you a dollar), you are signing up for a trial. After seven days, you will be charged the full amount monthly. It is so easy to contact the merchant and request a refund. Press # until you are able to speak to a live representative (skip the prompts). These companies make their money by offering you some type of rebate or gas card after you make a purchase on a website, off a tv ad, or over the phone. If you can understand and read the terms and conditions, you will understand the process. Free credit report dot com will sign you up with ap9 companies. There are other sites that does the same thing. Just cancel and request a refund.
