when u make a sub account and they ask u for ur credit card number, do they rip u off and make u pay?
492855
No.They are saying you needed your card number.Don't go to the site EVER again!
1123389
its called a cash advance, they incure really high interst rates so be careful, you first have to set up a pin number with you credit card first
1161569
sometimes they do but other times you simply have to donate some money to them and they will send you, your id and password, it cost me about 10$ to become a member,
677507
They do ask for a lot of info.. EBay and also PayPal if you use it or plan to use it(and I do recommend it)...\n\nGo to ebay.com and click open an account.. they will then run you thru it... questions, questions...etc and I think they ask you for your credit card, etc... at some time they will ask you for your bank account number... By the way.. I opened a SEPARATE bank account JUST for Ebay... NOT that I did not trust them but I did not trust them. ALSO.. Once you get involved with E-Bay.. you might start getting sphoof messages that appear they are from Ebay but they are not so do be careful on that.
284854
Apparently, questions have been raised about CGS, as well:\n\n\n\nI have been offered a credit card by CGS if i pay a fee of 49.50 i want to repair my credit history and thoght this company could help but i am getting bad feed back has anyone had any dealings with CGS good or bad......CHEERS\n\nthe disc joc  Sun 26/02/06 16:13\n\nDo NOT give this company money! All CGS will do is give you the name of a credit card company and tell you you can have a card with them. However, it won't be correct. Any credit card company will have their own lending criteria which CGS are not privvy to and therefore do not know if you meet that criteria. After being given the name of the card company you would have to apply directly with them and you may not get the card. I work for a credit card company and i've had to tell many people this over the phone. Best thing to do is go directly to the credit card themselves. :o)\n\nhttp://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Money_and_Finance/Question204222.html
297803
no\nyou end up paying\nit's a scam
176283
All of those work from home deals you see on the internet are a scam. Do not ever give someoneone like this your credit card number.  You will end up losing a lot more than $99.
235884
You are stiffing the credit card company, not the dentist.  As soon as the credit card is swiped, the dentist is paid his or her money.  But just so you know, if you do that with no intentions of paying the bill, that is fraud and is considered the same as theft.
381338
Maybe they were scamming you and wanted you to answer personal information for them. I have never had my credit card company to do that so I would contact the company that your credit card is through and tell them about this call...D
154841
If you paid for more than 1 month, you got a discounted rate so they don't actually give you a credit they just say that your subscription is good through your next billing date which is probably why it says 3/17/06.  If that's the case, there is really no way that you can get your money back because you agreed to that when you signed up.
970717
its called a test debit.the credit card company are seeing if the details you have given them are true and also to see if you can afford to have a credit card.....it will appear on your account and disappear next day.this happens a lot when you switch items on a debit card its nothing to worry about but to put your mind at rest phone the credit card company...........
1170570
Yes n if that person don't pay they WILL come after you for the money and it will ding up your credit if they are making no or late payments!  Think long and hard before you ever co-sign no matter WHO it is!
782411
DON"T ANSWER ANY OF THE QUESTIONS. It's all bull. Why would they give anyone a free Playstation by asking them your credit card number. It's all fraud.
698454
You may get caught through any number of channels. If you subscribe over the telephone your phone number may be captured and can lead the police to you.  If you use a compuer, the IP address can be traced and lead the police back to you.  If you do get caugt you may be charged with identity theft - a felony.  No matter what, he probably won't have to actually pay for the subscriptions because he will likely just claim fraud and cancel them.  Your little plan is likely to land you in jail and land your "friend" nothing more than some free magazines.
824580
Yes, they do ....... sign me in!\n\nBy the way, what happened to your account?
593873
No! Yahoo will or any legitimate organization will never ask you for a credit card number unless you are making a purchase.  \n\nReport it by forwarding it to abuse@yahoo.com.\n\nYou can also help prevent spam/skam by forwarding it to phishing reporting, reportphishing@antiphishing.org\n\n(should be .org -can't get it to come up right)\n\n-and to Government SpamReporting, spam@uce.gov.
353917
I have done it. You have to join witch is free. They send you e-mails that say paid e-mail. Then it tells you to claim your earnings to click on the link. When you do it tries sends you to a bunch of advertisements. You have to buy something or join something to get paid. I have not pursued this any further. It's a scam to get people to buy more crap. If it sounds to good to be true then guess what it is!