Comments on: In Which We Surrender

By: Carrie

Carrie — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 10:03:19 +0000

This is the funniest post I’ve read in weeks! You guys kill me.

By: Lilly

Lilly — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 08:53:29 +0000

I am continually amazed by how utterly dumb people can be sometimes. It should really stop being surprising after awhile, but somehow, it never does. *facepalm*

Reading comprehension, my fellow readers! Learn some!

By: Andrea Gilgulin

Andrea Gilgulin — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 00:13:33 +0000

Wow,I just had to say something! Apparently, these people can read as well as they spell! I use to work as an occupational therapist in the public schools, and I’m pretty sure my third graders wrote better than that. I think they would have had a field day correcting the spelling and grammar in those e-mails. Anyway, keep up the good work of warning us not to sign up for the to good to ever be true in any way, shape or manner deals!

By: Cass Fisher

Cass Fisher — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 20:41:43 +0000

Please! I think it is comical and does a great service to your readers every time you post these outlandish people’s complaints against ‘I’ve Tried That’.
Joe- you have to know THIS IS WHY people need you!We are SO confused!
(well, not me- I signed up for the newsletter because I was too afraid to sign up for anything..)
And now I am happily a member at WA- soaking up the good life!
And the flared nostrils remark- I can’t get enough!!!
You should really consider doing tv…

By: Joel

Joel — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 16:58:44 +0000

Maybe there attempting to scam you? You never know with people these days. I love your responses to these people, he lives down by the Piggly Wiggly, priceless.

By: Liz

Liz — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 15:52:13 +0000

I can’t for the life of me figure out why people even come to this sight. All those that want refunds for something you “supposedly sold them, needs their head examined! The only think I can find here that you guys sell is Advertising space or advertising banners.

You guys have and are working so hard for us “ordinary” folks just so we don’t get scammed by all those crazed hellions out there that are doing their dead level best to take our money. I think the whole staff needs to be rewarded!!!

I guess if all those people wanting refunds would just take the time to read what you guys are doing for us, they would realize that yall aren’t the culprits. I suppose when they get involved in those scams and then do a Google search, then your name pops up, they really think you are the ones responsible for them losing their money. Don’t they even read???

Any program that you think or know is a scam, you always clearly state to STAY AWAY from.. I mean, how much plainer can you get?? Folks just need to learn to read and stop skimming over the material. If they are trying to find out if a certain program is a scam or not, all they have to do is come to your site and find out the truth about a program.

And, when a person doesn’t know who charged what to their cc, is in very serious shape. And, also, if they don’t know what they charged on their cc, they are in worse shape than I thought.

For all you people that want refunds from “I’ve Tried That”, you better look again, and this time read the materials here. These guys are not selling anything. They are providing us with the cold hard truth about the programs that aren’t worth a dam. They are doing their best to keep us from throwing our hard earned money down some toilet never to be retrieved again!!

If you are looking for an honest program that won’t scam you, then look no further than right here at “I’ve Tried That. com”. But, if you like charging to your cc and not knowing what you are charging, then by all means, go for it..just don’t come crying here for a refund. These guys DON’T DO REFUNDS, because they DON’T SELL ANY MONEY MAKING PROGRAMS!!!

By: Joe

Joe — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 15:39:33 +0000

@ Derek: You’re probably right about the search engine results. But still–someone would have to NOT read a SINGLE word on the post they linked to before jumping to our “Email us” button. That’s like reading the keywords on the corner of a yellow pages page and then dialing the first number in the listings. Odd.

@Tsuts: I hear you, bro. The scammers didn’t pull anyone’s CC information out of a hat. These people GAVE it to them. Maybe thinking they were signing up for a “free” CD. And actually, we do sell a Telecommuting Guide. But it’s through PayPal. We don’t ask for CC info.

@Caroline: That’s a good idea for a post. Are you volunteering?

By: caroline bromm

caroline bromm — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 14:53:54 +0000

HOW do people get so confused ? If they contact their bank or credit card they can give them a phone number and company name of the charge –its so silly –I have had to fight those “subscription ” tactics and its frustrating but the banks seem to be familier with the mess and usually give you a credit while they help you fight the charge –some people need to have a talk with their banks or credit card companys –NOT YOU —sad when you put out the BEST information on SCAMS ever —- I keep them all and organize them so I can help others who question some sites —thanks again —-and maybe run a story on how banks and card co’s can help figure out the scams.

By: Cathi Boswell

Cathi Boswell — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 14:49:54 +0000

Wow. These people need to get out of the gene pool.

By: Steve

Steve — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 11:03:20 +0000

Just hit a new low.

Comment:
I want this what ever it is cancelled I did not ordered. I want a full refund of 99.99 back immediately or I will report you to Better Buisness Bureau. You have my card no but, I will give it to you again. xxxxxxxx any question you can call me Pamela W. xxx@xxx.com
xxx-xxx-2088

You are reading that correctly. Pamela just emailed us her personal and credit card information and demanded we refund her money.

I’m at a loss for words.