John Alexander Real Estate

I recently did an offer for "John Alexander Real Estate" under Flash Ipods for Free. I wasn't sure about the offer to begin with, but I recently googled John Alexander to find out he is a very hated scammer. The offer has since been removed from FlashIpodsforFree and I do not have the link to find the Terms & Conditions so that I may cancel as soon as possible.

Is there anyone who can help me with this?

Flahsipodsforfree might have an archival link that can get you to the TOS. Just a thought.

you could try to find the link from another network.

I did try to find it, but unfortunately there seems to be variations on the offer...? I did not sign up for the $39.95 offer I found on other sites...in fact, I'm not even sure I have been charged by John Alexander at this point, as I can't find a relevant charge on my statement (although Flash Ipods states I completed this offer).

[quotecfac09b153="TrendylikeFendi"]I did try to find it, but unfortunately there seems to be variations on the offer...? I did not sign up for the $39.95 offer I found on other sites...in fact, I'm not even sure I have been charged by John Alexander at this point, as I can't find a relevant charge on my statement (although Flash Ipods states I completed this offer).[/quotecfac09b153]

You werent charged, yet you went green?!?!?! shock

Have you received the item?

[quotec492f4dc3c="kidd2108"][quotec492f4dc3c="TrendylikeFendi"]I did try to find it, but unfortunately there seems to be variations on the offer...? I did not sign up for the $39.95 offer I found on other sites...in fact, I'm not even sure I have been charged by John Alexander at this point, as I can't find a relevant charge on my statement (although Flash Ipods states I completed this offer).[/quotec492f4dc3c]

You werent charged, yet you went green?!?!?! shock

Have you received the item?[/quotec492f4dc3c]

Actually, I had something like that happen to me recently too. I had signed up for Carleton Sheets and then did a little research on it, only to find that it has scammed lots of people. At first, on my credit card, there was a pending 9.95 charge for the trial, but the next thing I knew, it was gone and I had greened without paying anything. They did send me a whole pack of materials though. I'm just not sure why the 9.95 charge disappeared.

I'd watch out with that, ghstlegacy17. How recently did you do that ... because if you aren't careful, you will get charged quite a lot of money for not returning that package. Unless you already talked to them?...

Hm, the whole package deal I'm going to take care of asap this following week. I still have time though so I'm not that worried yet. I take it you've done that offer before moviemadnessman. How was your experience with it?

I did Carleton H. Sheets as well. It is not, to my knowledge, a scam. You just need to make sure you send it back by requesting a return number, etc. which most people do not do.

John Alexander, I believe, was a downloadable kit. I believe the reason I did not get charged is because I never downloaded it. I'm not sure which card I authorized to do it, simply because I would never do an offer for $39.95 I was not genuinely interested in (no profit that way!). I am going to cancel my cards just to make sure.

Hm, thanks for the heads up TrendylikeFendi. I guess we all have our own experiences with each company. I just hope mine will bode well.

[quote1737a1c3a5="ghstlegacy17"]Hm, the whole package deal I'm going to take care of asap this following week. I still have time though so I'm not that worried yet. I take it you've done that offer before moviemadnessman. How was your experience with it?[/quote1737a1c3a5]
I did their offer, then saw how much they charged to keep their product. I called them up (I got the package when I only had 3 days left to "try" their product) and said that I didn't feel I would have enough time to try it out before I would get charged. They were unwilling to give me more time (which surprised me), so I asked what I needed to do in order not to be charged. They told me I would need to send back the package and have it insured for like $300 or something like that, as well as get a tracking number.

Luckily for me, I hadn't opened it, so it didn't cost me anything to return. I just wrote the confirmation number that I was given on the outside, and dropped it off at the post office.

It wasn't even that I wasn't interested in it, because I was, I just didn't want to commit to it after only 3 days, since I was supposed to have like 2 weeks to try it out. Oh well.

I contacted TRAINN, the site where I did this offer, and was told the URL was for "Millionaire Mentor Center." Guess we'll see where I stand after I call...