QMAXEDITION are thieves. They are running a scam and i have no idea how they can continue to do that.
QMAXEDITION are ripping people of their hard earned money. They are fraudulent. They use schemes which are perfect example of bait and switch. They should be banned.
On March 20, 2014, I was trying to access a website and a questionnaire kept popping up to the point that I answered to 5 or 6 questions just to get it off the computer screen. At the end, three or four choices of a reward for answering the questionnaire came up. One reward was a watch for the S & H price of $5.99 and I clicked that choice. I did it because it promised a three-year battery and that was about the price for a battery alone. Also, I had made this choice about a year before and got the watch for the $5.99 total price. On April 4, 2014, a $95.00 charge was made on my Visa card, apparently for the watch QMAX had offered as a reward.
I have filed a protest with my Visa and have offered to return the watch to QMAX. First, I did not purchase one of these Chinese watches and cannot use it at any price. It is a simple ripoff. Other than being a product I don't need, I cannot read the time on it. The face is a metallic grey and the hands are silver. My close eyesight is not good enough to perceive the time.
QMAXEDITION Reviews
QMAXEDITION are thieves. They are running a scam and i have no idea how they can continue to do that.
QMAXEDITION are ripping people of their hard earned money. They are fraudulent. They use schemes which are perfect example of bait and switch. They should be banned.
On March 20, 2014, I was trying to access a website and a questionnaire kept popping up to the point that I answered to 5 or 6 questions just to get it off the computer screen. At the end, three or four choices of a reward for answering the questionnaire came up. One reward was a watch for the S & H price of $5.99 and I clicked that choice. I did it because it promised a three-year battery and that was about the price for a battery alone. Also, I had made this choice about a year before and got the watch for the $5.99 total price. On April 4, 2014, a $95.00 charge was made on my Visa card, apparently for the watch QMAX had offered as a reward.
I have filed a protest with my Visa and have offered to return the watch to QMAX. First, I did not purchase one of these Chinese watches and cannot use it at any price. It is a simple ripoff. Other than being a product I don't need, I cannot read the time on it. The face is a metallic grey and the hands are silver. My close eyesight is not good enough to perceive the time.