Quote from sogodo:
No, being in the middle of transaction I received the phone call from fraud prevention dept of my bank about fraudulent activity in my account -- I never get such alarms before -- and it was triggered by shareit.com. After that I did my best to stop everything.
It was impossible, and it was SCARY!
Probably, you have a lot of free time to read all these instructions. Are you paid for that too, or you are still trading?
I'm just average Joe, and did not read each freken' fineprint everywhere. Probably, I deserve to lose much more for that.
But I expected to find at least traces of understanding from company where
I expect to be IN LIFE-TIME RELATIONSHOP WITH.
In return, all I got are accusations in fraud! It's not exactly the dream-comes-true beginning of relationship, and it was quick and very tough.
I could be a good customer. But now I cannot. I'm not a tricky person.
And, yes, I don't RTFM all the time.
So, in my circumstances, probably, everybody just gives his hard-earned $1000 away and swallowed accusation in fraud also.
I respect your interest in this company. You spent a lot of time crayoning all this for me.
But look, this discussion and even topic on the forum could not ever exist, if the support could at least be a little bit more humane. After all I'm not a fat cat, just because I live in USA, and I cannot afford to lose $1000 just by clicking a wrong button when I was distracted by phone alarm call. I was suggesting to compensate their $80 they pay to shareit.com from the very beginning. Nothing helped -- I was a fraudster for them!
Itâs amazing how your story continues to change during the course of your being exposed as a bigoted imbecile. Now you want us to believe your bank called DURING the online transaction which typically takes mere seconds. How convenient you completely forgot to mention this prior to your being exposed as an absolute idiot. Perhaps your admittance to being so terrified of the big âscaryâ Russians caused you to repress those memories until now.
Letâs not overlook the fact that thousands of people purchase various items daily through Shareit without their banks calling them about ShareIt triggering âfraudulent activityâ in nature. And of course, I suppose you have no proof to back up your preposterous âfraudâ allegation other than your "honorable" word. So far, all you have manage to do is demonstrate you are just another failed product of unionized public school education who most likely got caught playing with mommyâs credit card.
Your cowardly evasion regarding addressing what part of my response to you was a "mis-interpretation" and your subsequent lame diversion tactics of trying to make me the issue is duly noted. Iâll take said behavior as you simply canât answer the question, and therefore, accept the fact you show yourself to be delusional, as you seem to be acquitting yourself in a manner no jury ever would.
No proof, no merit, so noted.
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