Paid to Place Reviews – Is Kathy Garcia Legit or a Scam?
Paid to Place by Kathy Garcia is a website that promises to show you how to make money online placing simple ads. Anytime an opportunity like this comes along it’s very important to carefully research it since in most cases it’s too good to be true.
Right off the bat there’s a clear warning sign on the Paid to Place website that should have you worried about this programs legitimacy. The work at home news video they show has nothing to do with the Paid to Place system; this is a common tactic used by scammers to trick you into thinking that their opportunity is backed by real news organizations.
The video is followed by the all too common desperate Mom story, in which Kathy tells you how she miraculously came across an amazing system for making money from home. Again this is another sales tactic used to appeal to your emotions and have you thinking that this is right for you.
After all that hype she finally reveals her “Almost-Perfect Work at Home Job,” which is getting paid to place ads. She tells you that in today’s economy companies are desperate for people to help them advertise products in an effort to save money on traditional advertising.
While that does sound good there’s much more to this concept than meets the eye…
So Can You Really Get Paid to Place Ads?
Amongst the salesy drivel there are a few keywords that reveal what the Paid to Place system is all about. Even though they claim that you won’t have to sell anything they say that you are given a tracking code to place on and offline ads.
No matter how you cut it that’s affiliate marketing, in which you get paid when one of your referrals buys something or submits their personal info. Understand that there’s no such thing as real companies paying you to simply place ads.
This is a completely fabricated concept that scammers use to sell make money courses. While affiliate marketing is legitimate and a real booming industry, it’s far from what the Paid to Place system claims it is.
Real companies use professional networks to recruit affiliates to promote their offers, these are vetted individuals with websites, marketing experience, and email lists not random people of the street. And even then they only get paid when one of their referrals completes an action, not just for placing the advertisement.
So is Get Paid to Place a Scam?
There are enough warning signs on the first page of the website to not recommend it, but when you dig a little deeper you’ll find more reasons to avoid it.
They sell the program for only $18.95 but they’ve managed to sneak in an additional monthly re-bill. In their terms and conditions you’ll see the real hidden costs, something that many people fail to read.
By Clicking Submit, I have ordered Paid to Place™ for $18.95 which includes a 14-Day membership to the Paid to Place Learning Center that is chocked full of ways to make money online. After the initial 14-days I will be charged $39.95 a month thereafter if I do not cancel. I have read and agree to the terms and the privacy policy . For questions or to cancel, call 1-888-656-1601 ext. 101 , customer service hours are M-F, 9am to 5pm, MST
Coincidentally on the sales page Kathy says that when you place your ads you’ll be getting paid per sale and on a second tier residual sale. This might mean that the Paid to Place system will simply teach you how to place ads promoting the Paid to Place system itself. Which would just be a new twist on a common scheme.
If you’ve purchased Paid to Place use the above number to try and cancel and get your money back. This may be difficult because in their terms and conditions they’ve also buried a statement saying that monthly fees are not refundable so they might only give you back the initial $18.95.
Here’s additional contact info:
Paid to Place™144 W. Brigham Rd. Suite 8B
St. George, UT 84790
support@paidtoplace.com
Customer service: 1-888-656-1601 ext. 101
*It seems that the Paid to Place system has been updated. There is new contact information, a message from Michelle Boudreau, and they’ve removed the monthly re-bill from the cost of their membership.
Here’s the new contact info:
Paid to Place™1000 N. West Street Ste. 1200
Wilmington, DE 19801
support@paidtoplace.com
Customer service: 1-866-439-6817
Customer service – 9am-5pm, MST M-F
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January 11th, 2012 at 12:31 pm
Does anyone pay attention to the ratings of these posts? All of the posts that claim to have made money are rated 5 star, and all who claim its a scam have a 1-2 star rating! That in it self would tell me the 5 star comments are placed by employee’s of this so called company or companies! And I quote “If it sounds to good to be true……” I have been researching work at home companies for approximately 10 years now, and I have yet to find a “true work at home” legit business! True, there are some out there that do hire, or your present company may allow you to work from home, but I have found that they are far and few between and sometimes impossible to find! If you have to pay to make money, it is a scam! No legit business should ask for money to start making money! Being in the industry that I am, I have run into just about every money making scam that there is out there, and have had to report many to law enforcement so that our community would be aware! Please, heed my warning!!!!
rice says:
January 16th, 2012 at 9:36 am
do you have a working contact number for paid to place? I want to cancel and cannot find a legit number? the numbers above a not for paid to place, or discconnected!
JOHNNY says:
January 11th, 2012 at 7:43 pm
I have been scammed this weekend by paid to place and i have asked for a refund, however, the so-called customer service told me that there is a charge of $67.00 that can not be refunded because of the information they have given out to me.The matter of fact is that i have not received any information form them to keep my money. It is my fault and learned the hard way trusting in there lies.They use a honest person’s hard working money to scam without any feelings for anyone.They need to be stopped and i am seeing if the federal attorney’s office can help being that the internet was used to scam,from state to state.If these people have gone on for a number of years and the government knowing,it looks as if they do not care,i will see.
December 31st, 2011 at 8:46 am
I would like to say im so glad that I did my homework on ths company before I decide to plug my credit card numbers into the website. We need to think about this if there were work from home jobs making as much money as some of these people have claimed to make then there would be no such thing as regular jobs. Everybody would be working from home. Some of these people are looking for supplemental income because things are getting a little tight and its a shame that this company charges u a monthly fee to make money in other words you are paying to keep a job. Sounds pretty stupid to me. I can make anything happen with photoshop half of these people have houses and cars and yachts not regular boats but yachts things that some millionaires dont even have. Its a shame and just be careful when you type your credit numbers in because you probably wont make a dime and u will lose your original investment. You have a higher chance of striking a fortune putting your money into stocks with a down market then with this company.
December 28th, 2011 at 12:43 pm
I found on MSN this “Freedom Agency” and Michelle Taylors Home Jobs Revealed. And after opening up another page it took me to the same video as its showing above for the “Paid to Place.” But with you having to spend 200.00 for this program, which then if you try to close out the window, it then offers you 100.00 off of the program.
Then thus the reason why I ended up here due to doing my homework and checking out said companies such as this. And to see them even using the same video as another “ad” site. Well, that in itself says SCAM!!!
RUN PEOPLE…. RUN!
Happy New Year!
December 21st, 2011 at 10:40 pm
I tried paid to place to place for 2 wks this month for 29.99 all I got was rude service,and all the downloads like google chrome, firefox just to even look at their training videos!! and don’t forget the add-ons I asked for my refund they sent it in 2 days, it is a scam!!
October 31st, 2011 at 2:43 pm
At the beginning of this tear I ordered the paid to place program. I did not hear anything from them so I started to do some research on this program and found a phone number and also saw that they might charge me a monthly fee after the initial cost. So I called the number they told me that there was no other charge and I have not seen any other charge, but I still can not get any jobs and I called again, I was told that they would reinstate me but to this day nothing has happened. I really lost out and am out the money I paid for the program this is a phony site and take my advice and do not order it.
October 19th, 2011 at 6:22 am
Hi everyone yes, it almost happened tonight to me,i was ready to pay by credit card but there are only American states listed when signing up,i thought after signing up i will never hear from them again so i decided to check them out on this site first,i want to thank you all for helping me with my decision i will keep my Aussie credit card in my pocket i wish you all the best
September 19th, 2011 at 2:48 pm
too bad you people think that all you do is pay for something, and just sit back, and not do a dam thing..well heck you are not going to make any money that way..i have bought this paid to place, and believe me it does work…you have to go through the videos and they will show you exactly how to post your ads..i am not a easy learner believe me, but when you watch the videos and you do exactly how to do it..it does work..i place ads in craigs list and backpage and look through seo where it says free ads you dont have to pay to place and i make up my ad and post the link to it and it is done..it is very easy..i only had this for 2 weeks now and i have made over $400.00 on my account..so for you people that just want to pay for something and not take the time out to learn how to do it, it is your own dam fault than..better off you would have better luck taking your money and burying it and think it would grow..but the problem there is you wouldn’t water it to make it grow…so before you say it doesnt work take time out and watch the videos…you might learn something!!!and actually make money..remember money isnt free..you have to work for it!!
Kat says:
January 11th, 2012 at 12:08 pm
Or does Jimmy work for the company it self???!!
Eric says:
December 31st, 2011 at 9:03 am
Jimmy you have to be the biggest idiot simply because after you bought the program you got absolutely no help they just took your money or you are just like Kathy and you work for the company. So far I have read about 30 reviews and came across only two of which were positive feedback thats less then 10% but at least the other guys claim is a little more realistic he said and I quote I didnt make a bunch of money but I think I tripled my initial investment. Tripling $30.00 will fill up my gas tank wow what a break through. I have a roth IRA so it is kind, of like burying your money and watching it grow. Do your homework on some products before making statements like you did and belittling people. Yes you can make money grow without doing anything its called bank accounts with interest, CDs aka certificate of deposits, 401K, Roth IRA, savings bonds. Those are just a few, off the top of my head.
August 10th, 2011 at 2:58 pm
If there is no risk as the claim. Why don’t they let you join, make money, then take what they charge out of the money they are going to pay you ? Doesn’t that make sense?
August 7th, 2011 at 8:36 pm
there should be a way to know if the earl and jeff and other positive comments are from paid to place or not. i am now confused which may mean the comments worked. lol.
August 1st, 2011 at 1:18 pm
I actually signed up and you should update your copy of the T&Cs! There is no longer a re-bill of any kind! AND I learned I could get my money back even after 60 (SIXTY!) days. insane thought but it’s true. I’ve been with them for a little over a month, I haven’t made a crazy amount of money but I’ve more than tripled my initial investment of $29.95! I have called in for help a couple of times and someone has always answered and helped me out! this says a lot to me. I even questioned the refund policy and they assured me that I could refund if I decided to and actually told me how many days i had left! my opinion, NOT A SCAM!
just my 2 cents.
S.
July 25th, 2011 at 11:01 am
I went online looking for a work at home job just to add extra income and I found paid to place. I had been looking at it for weeks and I went back to look at it one more time and they were offering it for 19.95 but I decided to wait. Then when I tried to exit the browser they said that I could get a special offer of 9.95. Well long story short I bought it and as I was looking at it there were only directions on how to set up websites and how to spend money on other products so I called and checked my card and it had been charged 29.95!
Needless to say I called every number I could find with no answer at any of them..I finally got a number through a review and they sent me to another number finally after several numbers I did speak to a cs rep for an affiliate company who seemed as if she was nervous talking to me….I have been scammed! I am going to cancel my card and dispute the charge so that they are not able to charge me for any other charges! DON’T DO IT!!!!!
July 13th, 2011 at 10:02 am
scam, scam, scam, don’t do it
June 23rd, 2011 at 9:58 am
I too was tempted. Discussed with my husband and had him review all the material. We see things differently as I am much more skeptical of this type of business. After my initial viewing I started receiving emails 2 – 3 times per day. That is when my husbands said ‘no dice’. I even wrote back and told them that I did not feel legitimate companies stalked their potential customers. They wrote me back saying they were legitimate because they had great customer service. All I could think of was that credit card commercial where the guy is in Siberia or Antarctica taking calls and faking his voice. I will continue to look for a legitimate way to use the internet besides ebay and Amazon but this won’t be it.
June 20th, 2011 at 4:18 pm
i joined up being told i could ask for an instant refund & baloney, it took countless un-answered phone calls and finally talking to a live person took 5 more calls to get my scammed money back. they sold my phone number to countless other companies, and i keep getting numerous calls to join up to make money during supper time. kathy garcia is living in more then one city/state. hey it is your money,time, and frustration, it is at least an unethical company to deal with. i have joined other types of online businesses in the past year, but this is the worst. to your good luck, bill
June 18th, 2011 at 7:09 am
I have found that a lot of times things works for some people when it will not for others. I myself have been involved in things that just did not work for me,when it did for other people. It was my fault that it did not work for me, not the companies that is involved.This program looks good, and bad at the same time. The negitive things brings a question, who was at fault that the program did not work? The postive things, are these comments from people that the program has worked for, or people that are part of the scam making it look good? Time will tell the truth.
simon nobody says:
October 24th, 2011 at 6:47 pm
I think you’re trying to be a bit too kind to them. Its a scam through and through and all the tactics are well known and sued repeatedly:
1. Hidden monthly billing (often with charges appearing on your bank statement from different company names each time). yes- after the volume of complaints grows so big they either change the name of the product or drop the monthly charge….for a while.
2. A stupidly short time to assess the product (usually something like 2 days/48 hours). NO reputable product gives you this short amount of time to assess something. The tactic is designed for one thing and one thing ONLY- getting money out of your wallet before you realize what’s happened.
3. Trying to present what is affiliate marketing or Multi level marketing as ‘paid to place ads’ or ‘easy data entry’ with ‘guarnateed’ results. Or if not a ‘make money online’ product then mis representing the product in some other way.
4. fake posts in blogs like this from the company or affiliates of the company pretending they are happy customers of the product. (Plus some poor deluded folk who have paid the money and still want to believe the product is going to help them)
Its always the same. The company just does this for a while until the complaints get too much and then they change the name/packaging/ registered address and repeat the whole process over again.
Its done in all types of areas such as ‘teeth whitening’ and ‘herbal supplements’ and all sorts of other stuff. The scam artists will never run out of markets. They keep doing it because there are always enough people to fall for it and it makes them a LOT of money.
crucial steps:
- read the terms and conditions EVERY WORD
- If something promises you guaranteed riches ITS LYING
- Do not accept anything less than a 30 day money back garantee on info/how to products
June 11th, 2011 at 6:15 pm
I don’t know yet if this is a scam, but all indications are that it is. And if it’s not it’s so complicated that it would take me a month to understand it. I askes for a refund and I am contacting the credit card company to get my monies back!!!! Thx Never use your permenant credit card to purchase from the internet always use a prepay with only what you want to spend.
May 19th, 2011 at 12:53 pm
$29.95 and nothing to show for it so far. No great loss, but I was initially led to believe that I would get something via e-mail or in print that I could read at my own pace, without any pressure. Instead I receive calls from fast-talking pushy sales reps, plus dozens of additional e-mails trying to get me to sign up for any number of other internet schemes. I hung up on the sales rep and didn’t pursue it any farther.
April 30th, 2011 at 10:51 am
I read this site before I bought but was not worried because of the money back guarantee. I have tried many make money online programs but this one has been the best.
I am on every live weekly webinar and Love the training for a one time charge only. Did any of you people ever watch a webinar or be on one before you complained?
There is one where one of the trainers shows you how someone is making $10,000 plus a month before your very eyes. I couldn’t believe it.
I am making money posting ads and am ready to scale it up a notch. I love affiliate marketing. I felt obligated to stick up for Paid to Place because they have been a great company to work with.
April 26th, 2011 at 12:52 pm
Thanks everybody. I always thought these work from home jobs were always a scam. Paid to place almost got me but I always do my research which always leads me to the truth about the work from home jobs. I found one search that gives very detailed information about Paid to place being a scam, then you’re asked to click on their link at the bottom which takes you to another work from home scam (I forget the name of it). So people, I guess we just have to work the good ol’ fashion American way and get a real job! Stay away from the work from home jobs, they’re all scams.
April 25th, 2011 at 4:40 pm
I would like to be refunded any money that I have paid and stop the 39.00 per month charges. I don’t use this website as well as many others. It becomes very obvious that this is a scam and I will alert the bank to stop payment.
Regards,
Jim Bateman
April 24th, 2011 at 4:42 am
I am so glad I checked out the reviews. I almost reached for my credit card. But something told me do the research. You know people like this should be stopped from this kind of stuff. Is there any legit places to work from home.
Thanks
Cyn
April 23rd, 2011 at 5:45 am
I’m glad I’m not as impulsive as I used to be. Ten years ago I would have reached for my credit card and lost some more money. Yes, I learned the hard way about being impulsive. Thanks so much for the personal input, I wish everyone well in getting their money back from this worthless scam.
April 16th, 2011 at 4:16 pm
Well I just got scammed. Should have read or checked out before doing this. PLEASE….PLEASE stop these people.
March 29th, 2011 at 8:53 am
Thank you so much everyone for letting me know the truth about paid to place! I recently signed up. stupid me signed up without doing any research on it. luckily i was able to cancel my credit card before they charged anything to it. i can’t afford to have money lost, my husband and i have 5 children and he is the one working i stay home with the children i just thought this would be really nice to bring some extra money in the house so my husband didnt have to work so much. guess everything seems to good to be true. thanks for the heads up everyone and i pray no one else gets scammed by them. take care
March 28th, 2011 at 3:14 am
Yah, I was suspicious and that’s why I went to Google to check this Paid to Place outfit out. Thanks to everyone
for their information and feedback so that I didn’t get sucked into this con game.
February 27th, 2011 at 11:15 pm
Thank you for letting desperate people know! We all need to make $$$, but NOT LOSE IT to scammers like these!
February 26th, 2011 at 1:01 pm
People, please please listen ,if you buy something that was sold to you under false pretenses you are 110% entitled to do a charge back , call your credit card company and demand they refund the money you spent as it was a fraudulent. As long as you buy something with a credit card or debit card (from a big bank) you are safe. It cost a credit card company over $2000 per person to get new clients, they will do what they can to keep you…meaning they will get your money back. Don’t take getting scammed by these morons, call your card company!!! Plus when you do a chargeback the scammer gets hit with extra big fees.
February 24th, 2011 at 12:15 pm
I’m lost, just left her site to check if it was a scam & I’ve heard yes it is & no it wasn’t.She was wanting $49.95 1 time charge.I went to click out a virtual (idiot) came on saying a special deal $29.95 & i asked “V” idiot if it was a 1 time charge & she couldn’t understand me.BUT Yes I would say it’s same as affiliating,I mean if you have to put a link to it it get tracked back to you.CORRECT. Another thing is if you’d click out of something there is usually a one time last offer & it’s cheaper.(so if U pay on the first offer you’ll never know if U could have gotten it CHEAPER) I’ve personally seen some for $497.00 & have gotten it for $47 & still found out it was CRAP… LOL I still can’t find anything that smells GOOD. Very little lost but all lessons are well EARNED LOL:) HAVE A GREAT DAY EVERYBODY :)
February 16th, 2011 at 9:26 pm
I do not know why I have this feeling that all the positive comments are sent by Paid to Place !!
December 28th, 2010 at 7:33 pm
Dont do do it!
I signed up five months ago. When I didn’t make any money with the paid to click section, I let myself get talked into the advanced training. I admit, I’m an idiot. I was going to have to set up offshore accounts, they were going to teach me secrets that google and yahoo were mad about them knowing. I even had to sign a confidentiality agreement not to share secrets I didn’t know I’d never learn. Thousands of dollars later, I haven’t made a dime, but I know how to use E-bay, something my wife learned for free.
I’ve spent a lot of time on the forums. Kathy Garcia is never on. There’s always someone else answering her questions, saying she’s too shy to do it herself. Too shy to sit at the computer and answer a few questions?!
Personally, I think Paid to Place made her up. I even paid extra, once again being the idiot I am, to download 4000 of her leads. They were useless.
You people can do what you want, but take it from someone who lost thousands of dollars with these people, and I wasn’t looking for a get rich quick scheme, just something to replace my current income, find a different program!
November 9th, 2010 at 4:47 pm
Thanks for the heads up info. I’m looking so hard to find a legitimate online job that’s safe and makes enough money to pay my bills. Not these 1ooo dollars a week scams, I’d like a job online that’s even minimum pay wage with no up front fees. Why is it when you go for an interview for a job that the interviewer doesn’t ask for money up front if they hire you for the job?
That’s what gets me with all these businesses that all ask for money first, not after you tried their system to see if its feasible. I’ve been looking online for a job for about 2 years, some even use better business bureau to say they’re a legitimate business, then I do more investigating and find out its another scam. The government has to do a better job on screening these con artists before there’s nothing out there for people to rely on. These con artists and scams have to be caught and punish to at least 1o to 20 years in prison for taking hard earn dollars from the people. I know of some many people around my area that have been conned.
Plus they’re even on selling sites like Ebay trying to sell vehicles for one third of the cost,but Ebay is starting to do a better job of catching these con artists.There’s a cesspool of these con artists and scams startin up everyday.
October 4th, 2010 at 3:13 pm
I signed up with Paid to Place less than a month ago and have no doubt that there are endless opportunities in this area for making money online. No scam, tons of educational materials,tutorial videos,weekly newbie calls,large Help staff to answer ques.I’ve been studying much of the materials and will soon begin my first campaign.I wish I was like ceecee above and had already made money,but due to my not being diligent enough I’m running behind.There’s nothing wrong with a continued monthly charge if your success offsets that. Anyone who knows about e-mail marketing can see huge potential in this program.Twitter, FB, google, get your piece of the pie now!!!
Kat says:
January 11th, 2012 at 12:47 pm
EMPLOYEE!!!
simon nobody says:
October 24th, 2011 at 7:19 pm
You sound like you might actually be one of the poor souls who isn’t someone from the company pretending to be a customer. There’s no need to pay large monthly amounts to learn about affiliate marketing.
You can go over to Affilorama and sign up for free lessons on affiliate marketing. There are paid options on the site but it is all made clear what you are paying for. Or You can get onto the 30 day challenge with Ed dale. A completelty free, no strings attached training program in affiliate marketing and building websites. Want to learn how to build websites and earn money from Google Ad-sense?- The Ad-sense 100k Blueprint course is held in high regard by thousands of people all giving GENUINE positive feedback. Want to learn how to make reasonable money from freelance writing?- go to Tiffany Dowe’s blog and get her ‘ghostwriting cash’ course. Both courses cost $40-60 for a ONE TIME fee. No hidden extras. All course mentioned are run by real, genuine bussiness people who’s names are known and respected.
You’ll have to Google these names yourself and do a bit of research as I’m not going to hand it to you on a plate and don’t want to be accused of being an affiliate.
There is no need to sign up to these crappy scam offers when so many fine, honest course are out there.
October 2nd, 2010 at 10:36 pm
It is not hard to figure out after reading all the way to the bottom of their website that it is nothing more than a form of chain mail pyramid scam. One sends another an E-Mail saying don’t tell anyone about this ever. You sign up and send out the very same emails.
TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE usually and most always means exactly that.
September 23rd, 2010 at 12:32 am
Wow! Sure are some contrasting opinions here. After the experience I have had with them (Cally in customer service is awesome). I actually received replies back to emails within hours on saturday and sunday.
I really don’t see how if this was a scam they would be offering customer service on weekends. Anyway my two cents.
Kat says:
January 11th, 2012 at 12:51 pm
Regarding your “two cents”, Have you even made that much money back!
September 21st, 2010 at 6:53 am
Thank you for pointing out the downfalls of this business. I was going to try them but I have major doubts now. Do you know of any good paid to place type company?
September 12th, 2010 at 12:44 pm
I GOT PAID TO PLACE ALRIGHT, AFTER THEY CHARGED $80.00 FROM MY CREDIT CARD, AND NOW I CANT EVEN LOG BACK IN BECAUSE IT SAID I DON’T HAVE A ACCOUNT. PAIDTOPLACE.COM IS A TOTAL RIP OFF!!!!
AS FAR AS I’M CONCERNED THEY OWE ME $80.00!!
September 7th, 2010 at 9:28 pm
I give this site an excellent rating for warning people before they lose their money. I almost signed up for paid to place. I have four children and am about to lose my home so i can’t afford to b scammed. Thank you and God bless!!!
September 4th, 2010 at 2:53 pm
Hi, Thank you so much for this site. After reading the review and the fact you had a phone number and address, I actually called and spoke to a real person.
They assured me with their refund policy so I went and tried it. With that said there is a monthly charge and I asked about that just as you mentioned. I will say the monthly charge includes weekly webinars, weekly newbie training calls and great customer support so far.
I’m excited and will let you know how it goes.
Irene
September 4th, 2010 at 1:30 am
I signed up with paid to place 2 weeks ago and I have already started making money with it, It is legit. It’s like the person who wrote the statement above said when when go to her click here link, she said you have to work at it and that anyone who thinks they are going to find something with out putting some effort in it had better stop now! That is true. If you put some effort in it then you might be surprised. The 39.95 charge is for the training they give you. Some companies will pay for your training and other you have to pay for. So I’m saying no, paid to place is not a scam!!
August 30th, 2010 at 1:13 pm
Thank you very much!
If it wasn’t for you people wouldn’t have enough information about these scams sites. Now we have a way to protect ourselves.
August 29th, 2010 at 7:37 pm
Definitely a scam — because I have received nothing since I paid $ 18.95 at least 10 days ago. So, if they start charging $39.95 for 3 months after 14 days, look out !
August 22nd, 2010 at 12:42 pm
good job!! I signed up for $9,95. got a phone call and told the caller I quit. now you’ve got me worried I’m going to find charges to my credit card. All in all, this is the best site I’ve ever found that explains how to avoid these vultures, thanks to you for the effort!
tim gough