- Report: #1115613
Complaint Review: Home Income Stream - Select State/Province
Reported By:
Benjamin J D -
Bangalore, Karnataka State, India
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Home Income Stream
Select State/Province, USA
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888-373-3911
Web:
www.cash-flow-kit.com
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Home Income Stream Said the offer is$1, instead my bank account debited equalivant to $84.00,Ref.my statement SLIM GARCINIA SECRET N MIAMI BCH FL US. Maybe MIAMI as per bank statement Internet
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On 13th. Dec. 2013, I had a mail about how Anjali Deshpande is making between Rs.3,87,000 - 4,40,000 permonth working from home. I found it interesting and logged into the pages that followed.
In the first page it said that it would cost only $1, I could afford that. I filled in my card details only to get message that Rs.5039.54 which is about @84.00 has been debited from my account. This was a big shock and I was not prepared for this at that part of the Christmas season. The same day I received a mail congratulating me for having been enrolled and was provided with username and password which did not go further along with statement indicating Cash Flow Kit Membership at price $0.00.
I filed a complaint immeaditely but even after 25 days there was no proper reply even to two more similar complaints. When I could finally log in at much later date, I have to go through similar free offers to reach the so called destination. Their Customer Support No.888-857-8325 is a joke, there is no person to speak in english, only mokery. Very surprising is the same offers still flash on Google. I want justice and refund of my money.
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MochaG
Springfield,You also need to do...
#2Consumer Comment
Wed, January 15, 2014
You should cancel and get a new debit card. The protection over debit card is much less than a credit card. You have already given your card detail to them online, and who knows if they save your info somewhere.
From now on, you need to remind yourself all the time that it is very likely (and usually 100% of the time) a SCAM when the deal is TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE.
