How do I get my money back from inKline Global?  They seem to be hiding.?
364729
Does this have to do with using your PC as a tv set? Where they have dozens of tv stations that are no good? If so, ADD DETAILS. I have the answer for you.
709401
Go back the the first branch you went to (presumably the one that called you) and ask to speak to a manager.  Tell them what you were told over the phone.  Be polite and couteous, but firm.  Tell the manager that this is not acceptable.  If they do no immediately promise to refund the money, ask to close your account on the spot.
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I have the same question.  I received something from them asking to "be of service".  It sounds like a money laundering scheme.  I have not been able to find anything on them.  It sounds too good to be true! The person that send it to me was named Art but in everything else is the same.
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could be a mistake from their side, or some one is using your paypal account...  contact their costumes service...
298379
You should call your bank before you try to do anything else, you probably used your card to get subscribed to something (over the internet maybe) and some sites ask you to enter your card number promising they won't use it unless "otherwise described" they usually do to verify it is you and they must make some kind of transaction in order to do so, once again call your bank and report it if you believe 100% it wasn't you, your bank should also provide a phone number next to the charge code, try to find it also...good luck!!!
901321
LMAO u can only get money back if it is unopened which I'm gessing is opened in your case, I heard it on lime wire, free lol.
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Just goto http://www.clickbank.com/cs/cs-inquiry.cgi and do as directed. OR Simply contact ClickBank, mydatajob's payment processor for the refunds providing them your receipt number you got when you made the purchase.\n\nMany of these data entry opportunities are pure scam artists. I am working with http://www.DataEntryCompany.com and they are awesome. Very transparent and great service for customers.
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I tried going that route to save some money, but all I did was make a mess.  Maybe I was doing it wrong, but I find it easier to just buy a new cartridge.  Cut down on unnecessary printing, that will help in the long run.
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Hi,\nMy real name is Tina, and I know how you feel. I too am a victim of 360 share-pro. I hate it too!! I spent $23.76 trying to be couscous of a hoax. Thank god it did not cost me more. Lets get one thing straight..a download is a download. At least we are trying to make it legal by paying for it. With bogus download companies like 360 we have to work with what we paid for. At least we can download stuff legally. I'm going to try to find out where I can get with this bogus company and continue to use it to my benefit. Trying to get your money back is just a waste of time. Especially with no customer service information. Why waste the time and energy? Just go with the flo.... and learn from the experience. By the way, cancel your credit card so they can't charge on it further!!! I DID! \n\nSincerely,\nTina\n\nYou might want to try to call this number I found on my credit card statement.    1-866-488-0790   Hope it helps.
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I don't know either, but I sent an e-mail to membersupport@mongle.com and the e-mail was returned to me.  What a jip, I had been with them for years and finally saved enough equity points with them to start looking for a house!  I think they went out of business, but how horrible as they didn't even let their members know.  I hadn't checked my account in a while and went to check it today and the website was gone.
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Yes I have, and they dont do anything they promise to. They never return phone calls. Im wondering if they are even a real company. I getting ready to file a dispute with my credit card co. to see if I can get my money back. Contact me if you have the same problem with these people.
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Try to reverse the charge thru complaining to your credit card company, the reason is fraud or no good or service rendered, ecurves will contact you instead of you chasing after them.
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Both paypal and ebay have ways of helping you with this.  You need to contact each of the respective groups at ebay and paypal to help you get this resolved.  I was cheated once on ebay and going through the process got me my money back and they even went after the seller to make sure this hadn't happened before.
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If something has happened, because of a purchase.  Get a hold of the Better Business Bureau.  I had a problem with a company and I got ahold of the B.B.B. and I received my money back in full.  If that is not what you had in mind, then word of mouth is always a good way
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Yes! I experienced the same thing. I am on a fixed income and the amount that it took for me to try to go in to it was alot that I shouldn't have tried. I called them the same day and said I would like to have my money back, and I got the answer that it wasn't refundable, at cash flow direct.
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You may want to first read the Better Business Bureau report on AWSM Technologies:\n\nhttp://www.data.bbb.org/scripts/cgiip.exe/WService=phoenix/phoenix/showrpt.html?zid=9001917\n\nPer the above report: \n\n"Based on BBB files, this company has an unsatisfactory record with the Bureau due to unanswered complaints, a pattern of complaints concerning selling practices and customer service issues, and failure to substantiate its advertised claims. Specifically, complainants allege that after agreeing to purchase an initial "ad package", the company engages in high-pressure sales tactics with the promise of higher earnings. Complainants also state that once they have agreed to pay the substantially higher fees, the company does not respond to inquiries. The Bureau has also received complaints stating that the company refuses to refund monies, stating that there is no money back guarantee or refund policy."\n\nBBB has also asked them to substantiate the claims they make on their website such as "How much can you make from these AWSM AD's? There are thousands of people that make more than $100,000 per year marketing other company's products in similar programs."  The company to date has not given BBB a satisfactory proof of the claims they make.\n\nThese negative writeups tell me to BEWARE of this company. They're not necessarily a scam, but they may be making extravagant claims with regards to earning potentials.
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I hate to say this but I don't know myself but whomever they are, I think they are trying to rob me. I didn't sign up for anything from that "company" and just recently I saw an attempt to withdraw $159 from my banking account. Since then I have been searching for the company and location and names but I haven't found anything yet. If I do I will be sure to pass it along to you and anyone else that has had problems with this "company."