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It stated that I won a laptop and I had to only pay $9.99 for shipping. Please investigate this company it is terrible how they are robbing people.
the contact number listed is 1-866-622-3295!
Scammer's website cs@gadgettechenhanced
Scammer's address 6200nw 7th st. #269029 miami fl. 33126-9029
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Type of a scam Online Purchase
Initial means of contact Website
Scammer's email gadgettechenhanced.com
Country United States
Type of a scam Advance Fee Loan
Initial means of contact Not applicable
Type of a scam Other
I saw a gadget watch advertised and decided to choose that. The information said shipping was $6.84. There was a banner that said, would you like the warranty and a set of Gadgetpods for an additional cost. My answer was, no. But there was nowhere to indicate that. I pushed the purchase button and a receipt came up for $27.52. I immediately decided this was a scam and looked for a cancel button. There was none. I then tried to hit the back button on my device. The page would not back up. I searched the page carefully and found a customer service number. When I called the number, I got a "please stand by for our next available customer service agent" message and then silence. I held on for 2 hours and 49 minutes. I counted. Then there was a disconnect from their end. Determined that I wanted to cancel immediately, I called back. I got the same message and then disconnected again. This happened four more times.
At the bottom of the page in tiny print, I saw a line that said terms and conditions. When I clicked on the terms and conditions line, it read please read the terms and conditions before making this purchase. That would have been easier to do if this line had appeared prior to the page with the purchase receipt. It did not. It shows up after you make the purchase. To my horror, there was a printed contract stating that the item could only be returned within ten days of purchase, not counted from delivery but from purchase and that I had to pay for shipping. There was also some information about having to pay $95 if I violated the contract and a monthly fee for a service (I still don't know what that was about) I was not aware of. Realizing this was a scam, I tried again to call the company to indicate that I did not want the item - any of them, with no reply.
The following day, I tried again to phone the company. I got the same message, was put on hold for 50 minutes, and was disconnected again. Naturally, I tried calling again and again with the same result. I looked up the website for the watch. I found a customer service site and, wonder of wonders, an address. I immediately sent an email indicating I did not want the items purchased and told them not to bother shipping them as the information on the contract said the company did not ship on Sundays and that it would probably take two business days before the item shipped. I thought that would stop the transaction before it went through. Just in case, I tried phoning again to cancel the order. I checked my bank statement online and saw that the debit for this item did not appear. I called my bank and explained my dilemma to them. They said the seller would claim because it was ordered with my bank card, it was a purchase so they couldn't stop it but that if it showed up, they would flag it.
The next day the charge showed up under the name Maximize Youthful Appeal as two charges. You would have thought one charge was for shipping and the other was for the items. But the charges weren't broken down that way. It was randomly split into two charges under a different name. It did say the payment was pending. Frustrated, I attempted to call the company again and again. The same answer, please stand by for our next customer representative and then a disconnect. I alerted the bank that the charge might come through under a different name and to please cancel the transaction which never should have gone through in the first place. The bank said it would and to let them know if the charge showed up as having gone through. Somehow, it went through.
The bank sent a fraud alert online on the 16th which I saw on the 17th, indicating someone had attempted to make purchases using my card number. I indicated the purchases made were not mine. At this point, the bank strongly suggested canceling my bank card and issuance of a new one. I followed through with this.
The package arrived in the mail with the items I had been trying to cancel since the 11th. A different address and phone number appeared on the package for customer service. I phoned the new number 1 844 282-3196, the same message, stand by for our next customer service representative. I held on for 47 minutes, then I hung up.
The pilfering of my account began on the 13th with that first charge(s) for the initial item GadgetWatch and continued until I stopped the bank card. There are unauthorized charges from California and attempts to access my card to pay Amazon, Grubhub, Uber, and a host of other places. I don't live in California.
Today, I will attempt to return the package I never wanted. I'm not certain which address is the correct return as one address is in Miami and the other is in Buffalo.
Please investigate this scam. It pops up as an email alert (mine was Apple). The company is under the name [email protected] Contact info: Harvest Liquid Diet, and MaximizeYouthfulAppeal. It also came up under smarttooltime.com/info