- Report: #999127
Complaint Review: PERKS CARD Network - SAINT PAUL, MN 55114 Internet
Reported By:
AmericanWay -
Houston, Texas, United States of America
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PERKS CARD Network
2561 Territorial Road SAINT PAUL, MN 55114, Internet, United States of America
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Web:
www.perkscard.com
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PERKS CARD Network They don't perform and lack integrity, Internet
Perks Card Network offered a trial program to bring leads from an advertising service they had with a major local hospital chain in Houston. The agreement was to see if the service worked in the first month. If it delivered then I would continue the Life Coaching lead generation. No referrals came so in less than 30 days I cancelled the service. They billed me anyway for $49.50. They stated they would refund. However they did not back it up. I called with my complaint and they stated they would cease further charges. This was not acceptable but at least offered an end to their stealing, I thought in December, 2012. They did not charge in December so I thought it was done.
In January2013, they told PayPal that they had an agreement with me for 4 months to bill my account. On Jan. 15, they dinged my account for another $49.50. I called PayPal that I did not OK this. They will get funds, I think. All my interactions with Perks Card were false and I encourage others to beware!
In January2013, they told PayPal that they had an agreement with me for 4 months to bill my account. On Jan. 15, they dinged my account for another $49.50. I called PayPal that I did not OK this. They will get funds, I think. All my interactions with Perks Card were false and I encourage others to beware!
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t.a.
deland,Florida,
USA
Still At It, Now with Unsolicited Commercial E-Mail
#2General Comment
Wed, August 10, 2016
In addition to the previously reported telephone solicitations, they are now sending unsolicited commercial e-mail. While the junk e-mail makes no mention of paying them (it only appears to seek an ``exclusive'' provider of some discounted thing), their representative confirmed that indeed they would want money.
If you are inclined to trust spammers, you can get in touch with their reps:
Your results may vary. It is possible that they will offer good value in your situation.
