BabyBear
Keep wise ...with Night-Owl
join:2007-01-11
| said by disconnected :
"The alleged scheme worked this way, according to the suit: After consumers made online purchases from various Web retailers, a pop-up window appeared on their computer screens promising a $10 coupon on their next purchase. If consumers entered their e-mail addresses to redeem that coupon, their personal information, including credit or debit card number, was automatically transferred to Webloyalty.
Yeah I saw this on the bottom of a web page receipt on a recent purchase at Petco.com. After clicking on "details of offer" then having a good laugh, I though quite a few people are going to get suckered by this BS. Was only a few weeks ago I caught my dad getting ready to sign one of those BS $9 checks from a "Credit watch agency" to wit when you cash the measly check you sign up for a $25 a mo. "service". Course the "service" is about as easy to cancel as AOL.   |
