I did not get a call from these people but I have a charge on my account from them for $55.94. This is one of those scams for work from home. The website I used was mintjobs.com and it was a 30 day money back guarantee but when I saw that it wasn't what was advertised I tried to contact them to get a refund and at first it looked like they were going to refund it with no problem. But then I got an email a couple of weeks later reminding me that I was going to be charge so I emailed them again and was told I was emailing the wrong place (although it was the same email address as before) then I got and email telling me to do this and that..anyway it was all a big run around to the point that the last email I got was saying that my 30 days was up so they couldn't refund it. They purposely gave me the run around so that they could say that. And when you try to call the number on the credit card statement it is just another automated thing that tells you to press this then that..but you NEVER get anyone and eventually will just hang up. That company is called Plimus.com Also the emails I got from them were really rude..like they were trying to make you so mad that you would give up on the refund. Which at this point I don't know what will happen I am disputing it thru my credit card company. SO EVERYONE BE CAREFUL..I learned the hard way.
I did not get a call from these people but I have a charge on my account from them for $55.94. This is one of those scams for work from home. The website I used was mintjobs.com and it was a 30 day money back guarantee but when I saw that it wasn't what was advertised I tried to contact them to get a refund and at first it looked like they were going to refund it with no problem. But then I got an email a couple of weeks later reminding me that I was going to be charge so I emailed them again and was told I was emailing the wrong place (although it was the same email address as before) then I got and email telling me to do this and that..anyway it was all a big run around to the point that the last email I got was saying that my 30 days was up so they couldn't refund it. They purposely gave me the run around so that they could say that. And when you try to call the number on the credit card statement it is just another automated thing that tells you to press this then that..but you NEVER get anyone and eventually will just hang up. That company is called Plimus.com Also the emails I got from them were really rude..like they were trying to make you so mad that you would give up on the refund. Which at this point I don't know what will happen I am disputing it thru my credit card company. SO EVERYONE BE CAREFUL..I learned the hard way.
Yesterday I received a voice mail that an on-line order in the amount of $29.00 was placed at 6:33 am (while I was asleep). The voice mail was generated by computer and asked me to call this number to "confirm" my order with the reference number given in the voice mail.
Last night I typed in this phone number in Google and found the above report. Thanks to this report. Today I called my credit card company and was told the $29.00 had been approved to be paid to Plimus.com even thought I have not called them to "confirm" the "order". I don't know how they got my name, phone number and credit card number. I already asked my credit card company to close my current account. Everyone be careful!
My credit card was charged in US$90.95 with the description PLI*FRAPS and 858-764-1975. I never bought anything at plimus, and I´m going to block my card and request refund. I live in Brazil and usually buy online, but only at secure sites.
I have just wondered why I was charged under 858-764-1975, It was because I ordered a software Allway Sync and Plimus.com collected the payment for them. Nothing is wrong.