Joe Wein
Yokohama,#2Consumer Comment
Tue, June 16, 2009
I have no doubt that you have been misled, but the guilty party is unlikely to be McAfee if you are quoting the "Plaza Neptuno" address. For many months I have been tracking spammers who share the following postal address: Plaza Neptuno, local #7 Via ricardo J Alfaro, Tumba Muerto Panama Ciudad Republica de Panama They have no connection to McAfee, so I suspect you're a little confused about what's happened to you. The spammers using that address in their mail offer various products, including downloads of Google Earth, Adobe Reader, Open Office and others which really are free to download, but they get people to sign up with a credit card for what amounts to a subscription that you need to do the download. Search Google for "plaza neptuno scam" and you will find plenty of data. Call your credit card company and dispute the charges.
Joe Wein
Yokohama,#3Consumer Comment
Tue, June 16, 2009
I have no doubt that you have been misled, but the guilty party is unlikely to be McAfee if you are quoting the "Plaza Neptuno" address. For many months I have been tracking spammers who share the following postal address: Plaza Neptuno, local #7 Via ricardo J Alfaro, Tumba Muerto Panama Ciudad Republica de Panama They have no connection to McAfee, so I suspect you're a little confused about what's happened to you. The spammers using that address in their mail offer various products, including downloads of Google Earth, Adobe Reader, Open Office and others which really are free to download, but they get people to sign up with a credit card for what amounts to a subscription that you need to do the download. Search Google for "plaza neptuno scam" and you will find plenty of data. Call your credit card company and dispute the charges.
Joe Wein
Yokohama,#4Consumer Comment
Tue, June 16, 2009
I have no doubt that you have been misled, but the guilty party is unlikely to be McAfee if you are quoting the "Plaza Neptuno" address. For many months I have been tracking spammers who share the following postal address: Plaza Neptuno, local #7 Via ricardo J Alfaro, Tumba Muerto Panama Ciudad Republica de Panama They have no connection to McAfee, so I suspect you're a little confused about what's happened to you. The spammers using that address in their mail offer various products, including downloads of Google Earth, Adobe Reader, Open Office and others which really are free to download, but they get people to sign up with a credit card for what amounts to a subscription that you need to do the download. Search Google for "plaza neptuno scam" and you will find plenty of data. Call your credit card company and dispute the charges.
Jon R
Enfield,#5Consumer Suggestion
Tue, January 13, 2009
If this is true, than all you have to do is call your credit card company and tell them to issue a chargeback. Tell them this story and that you tried to settle it with the company but they wouldn't. I had similar issue with another company, I had the bank issue a cargeback, got my money refunded and never heard from them again.