An all too familiar story…
Posts March 2nd. 2008, 4:19pm…an all too familiar story! I too have recently been ripped off by gisol.com with the same scan Y’all got rolled with… my existing sites all down for ten days no explanation and no response from sale[at]gisol[dot]com, eventually speaking to ‘Brian’ who offered 12 moths of hosting at $49.95 Next day my credit card company calls me and asked if $1798.20 was me or some dodgy transaction, I confirmed that yes indeed, it was a dodgy transaction. I called ‘Brian’ and he boldly lied saying ‘…yeah, Ya’ did..’ telling me I’d agreed to 36 months at $49.95 per month.
My credit card company are of no help - protecting their own arses, not mine! However, this site and the multitude of anti-gisol sites gives me confidence that neither Brian or VISA are going to being legal thieves and screw me for 1800 notes!
I’m currently attempting to get a recorded conversation or e-mail confirmation of the $1755 ‘rebate’ Brian promised as soon as I return the postal ‘rebate’ form! Said rebate form arrived with $11.50 postage - mnnnn… odd - and it was a RECEIPT for $1798.20 Hah!
Good Luck and keep us al posted…
Gregg
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March 2nd, 2008 at 4:38 pm
I got a receipt in the same way Gregg. I think it’s to cover their arses in some way. Dunno - maybe proving they’ve given you a service, or just to get your signature. Keep trying your credit card. They have to let you “dispute” the amount at the very least. When Gisol reply to the dispute, you may well get some proof it is fraudulent. You wont get much out of Gisol over the phone, and they definitely won’t send an email confirmation. Let us know how you get on with your CC.