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Complaint Review: EZ Dollar Club - Internet Texas
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EZ Dollar Club
www.ezdollarclub.com Internet, Texas, United States of America
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EZ Dollar Club EZ Profit EZ Dollar Club EZ Profit Mary Steadman Get Rich Quick Scheme Off of Adsense Internet, Texas
This huge deal about Mary Steadman and the promoted products are a complete scam. It will cost you $1 to $2 initially, which will seem like a good deal for whatever information. Then they call you non-stop on your phone number until you answer. They are sales reps masked as "Customer Service", you can barely understand them - they are outsourced foreign marketers. Then next thing you know: You get charged anywhere from $75 to $80 dollars on your card that you used for the initial transaction. The transaction is international, generally from Panama (the country), and is completely fraudulent.
When you call their "Customer Service" - they do actually answer and defend the fact that the charge was plain as day when you initially signed up for the deal. But if you want a refund, it has to be "approved" by the department... and it could take up to 3 weeks to get your money back.
This group of scammers are a complete fraud giving out useless information that is scattered throughout the internet for free. It is essentially affiliate marketing through Adsense. It is poorly written information riddled with typos and poor grammar.
I don't want to defile Mary Steadman, if indeed this person is real, but her name is now associated with a scam.
For more information about this product, please see www.thereview.info
When you call their "Customer Service" - they do actually answer and defend the fact that the charge was plain as day when you initially signed up for the deal. But if you want a refund, it has to be "approved" by the department... and it could take up to 3 weeks to get your money back.
This group of scammers are a complete fraud giving out useless information that is scattered throughout the internet for free. It is essentially affiliate marketing through Adsense. It is poorly written information riddled with typos and poor grammar.
I don't want to defile Mary Steadman, if indeed this person is real, but her name is now associated with a scam.
For more information about this product, please see www.thereview.info
