- Report: #553330
Complaint Review: my geneva watch - Glendale California
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Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America
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my geneva watch
511 E Harvard St. #$5 Glendale, 91205 California, United States of America
Phone:
8778729911
Web:
mygenevawatch.com
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my geneva watch Ambush sales Glendale, California
For answering a request to do a survey you are given a choice of "prizes". If you choose the "Geneva" watch, you will get a watch - without any workings, just the case. Also, you will find yourself automatically signed up for a Shoppers Discount company, an ID protection company and others.
Watch for large deductions from your charge card that will total close to $150 the first month.
USA Benefits - Advantage and ID Protection are somehow related. In both cases I had the same member ID but they were supposed to be separate companies.
USDA Benefits, 3509 Virginia Beach Blvd., Virginia Beach, VA 23451
ID Protection, 1400 Kempsville Rd. Ste. 110 #24, Chesapeake, VA 23320
They get around your pop-up blocker by taking the header name (name of the net page) you are on and pasting it on to their page thus making your internet engine thing that it is a pop-up page from your original page.,
Solution:
Whenever the "survey" pops-up I go to that sites home page and send them an e-mail notifying them that this type of "ambush" sales is going on using their name and are they really condoning this type of business?
Watch for large deductions from your charge card that will total close to $150 the first month.
USA Benefits - Advantage and ID Protection are somehow related. In both cases I had the same member ID but they were supposed to be separate companies.
USDA Benefits, 3509 Virginia Beach Blvd., Virginia Beach, VA 23451
ID Protection, 1400 Kempsville Rd. Ste. 110 #24, Chesapeake, VA 23320
They get around your pop-up blocker by taking the header name (name of the net page) you are on and pasting it on to their page thus making your internet engine thing that it is a pop-up page from your original page.,
Solution:
Whenever the "survey" pops-up I go to that sites home page and send them an e-mail notifying them that this type of "ambush" sales is going on using their name and are they really condoning this type of business?
