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Complaint Review: U.S Benefits aka Fulfillment Services aka YourBenefitZ.com - Parkersburg West Virginia
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U.S Benefits aka Fulfillment Services aka YourBenefitZ.com
PO Box 1429 Parkersburg , Parkersburg, 21102 West Virginia, U.S.A.
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U.S. Benefits aka Fulfillment Services aka YourBenefitZ.com ripoff They said I was a winner so they coud make me a loser ripped off and scammed Parkersburg West Virginia
One evening in mid September, I recieved a phone call from a cheerfull man. He was congratulating me for having won all sorts of stuff, but what I heard loudest was a new PC system, as I really needed a new one.
The catch was that there were costs to be covered and my end was $299.99. When I informed them that I wouldn't have that amount of cash for a few weeks, they said, "No Problem, I could give them my checking account number and the date that the money would be in the account.", which I did.
When a month had gone by, and I still hadn't seen the computer, I went to my Credit Union and got the phone number for US Benefits. A woman at U.S. Benefits told me that there was a 6 week wait involved. I called back after that amount of time, as I hadn't received anything, and she asked if I had received my package from U.S. Benefits. I said "No", and she said she would send another package. That package arrived today, December 16th. The new computer is conditional.
I would have to sign up for AOL at an additional $24.95 per month. When I ran a search for YourBenefitz.com, as instructed in the packet, I came across this web site as well as others, which made me realize I had been scammed.
There would be no free computer or free anything, for that matter. And I was out $299.99.
Daniel
Gardiner, Maryland
U.S.A.
The catch was that there were costs to be covered and my end was $299.99. When I informed them that I wouldn't have that amount of cash for a few weeks, they said, "No Problem, I could give them my checking account number and the date that the money would be in the account.", which I did.
When a month had gone by, and I still hadn't seen the computer, I went to my Credit Union and got the phone number for US Benefits. A woman at U.S. Benefits told me that there was a 6 week wait involved. I called back after that amount of time, as I hadn't received anything, and she asked if I had received my package from U.S. Benefits. I said "No", and she said she would send another package. That package arrived today, December 16th. The new computer is conditional.
I would have to sign up for AOL at an additional $24.95 per month. When I ran a search for YourBenefitz.com, as instructed in the packet, I came across this web site as well as others, which made me realize I had been scammed.
There would be no free computer or free anything, for that matter. And I was out $299.99.
Daniel
Gardiner, Maryland
U.S.A.
