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SCAM. They say you have qualified for garden soil. They said I only have to pay for shipping at which time they billed me twelve dollars. The transaction went through and I received a message from them thanking me and telling me to watch my email in case I'm picked in their draw for the soil. They stole the shipping cost. The bank sent me a fraud alert after the charge was processed.
I was very skeptical about "winning" a sofa and just had to pay shipping or processing. I decided to use my best credit card for the $11.95 fee in case I needed to dispute it. I think my CC actually blocked the transaction completely as the site came back with an error that said "insufficient funds". HAHAHA Trust your instincts folks.
Used this company for a transaction and within minutes was notified by my credit card company that a second transaction for a higher amount and unknown company had been charged to my account. Called my credit card company and disputed the transaction.
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