Auction Monster

Auction Monster is an eBay training kit that claims it can show you how to make loads of cash from popular auction sites. They use many gimmicks to get people to buy their program including giving away a trial offer for only the price of shipping and handling.

As with most companies that use this strategy for selling products, Auction Monster has a customer service nightmare on their hands. The fact is that most people don't read all the terms and conditions and assume that there will be no future costs.

Thus, when Auction Monster begins to bill them the full price of $60 and a monthly fee they are outraged. More importantly Auction Monster's customer service is practically nonexistent. Only a handful of people have reported actually being able to get a representative on the line to cancel their membership.

To make matters worse the information found in the Auction Monster course is the same rehashed material that you can find for free browsing the net. It only offers basic info and doesn't provide any advanced techniques that ensure your auctions get the highest bids and turn the most profit.

Overall, I would recommend staying away from Auction Monster, there is no point dealing with companies that use deceptive billing practices when there are tons of legitimate resources.

I work online with a method where you can make several hundred dollars for a couple hours of work, whenever you have time. The best part is it's free to join and I won't charge you anything for the information, find out more Click Here.

Best of Luck,
Steve Albright

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Customer Reviews for 'Auction Monster'

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Kitty, Boise, Idaho	Posted at 2:59pm on Friday, October 31st, 2008
I was almost considering signing up for "jewlrymillions" but thought better of it and ran a search to see if this was yet another scam and I ended up here on your website reading all the testimonials from people who had already been suckered into it and ended up paying. I guess I didn't fully read the jewlrymillions site either because I could only see the part where it said "sign up for free". It seemed easy enough, I already have an account on ebay and they made it sound so simple: list their jewelry on eBay, receive $100 from a customer buying a ring (their example), pay $25 to the company, earn $75 profit and company dropships item to the buyer. Sounds easy right? Well, the only part that's free is signing up on eBay, the company that dropships wants to get paid I'm sure and every reputable dropship company I have encountered asks members to pay a monthly membership fee. Another thing to consider is how many people are using this program trying to sell this exact same stuff on eBay... read more »
Trevor Wing, Middlesbrough	Posted at 12:53am on Sunday, June 29th, 2008
Could you provide me with the Phone number to cancell it
Robert Freier, Tennesse	Posted at 10:01pm on Sunday, June 8th, 2008
They Billed me for over 2 years and got paid. When caught they said they would investagate it and get back to me. that was 6 months ago. The main company is Doba out of Murry Utah.
Dee, Honolulu	Posted at 2:44am on Sunday, May 11th, 2008
I started getting chgs. from companies I never heard of...finally put in a dispute with my bank. Thats what I advise everyone to do. Seems they sell your info...thats my personal opinion....but there is no other way these other people could get my cr. cd. info. since I have never done business with Amer-leis or EZsaver. I will not order another thing on line unless its from people I've already done acceptable business with. I inquired at auction monster for a domain name for home business, jewelry millions....guess thats how it all happened....but I didn't end up doing business with them. Another mystery I guess.
Scott Bruesewitz, Wisconsin	Posted at 12:27pm on Friday, February 29th, 2008
I bought the program for shipping costs only, did not know had to cancel within 10days or get charged $60 per month. When I called the company they sad basically too bad, you didn't read your contract. My opinion it was very deceptive. They would not email me anything proving to that fact
Denise, Washington	Posted at 1:02am on Friday, February 22nd, 2008
i also was taken for a ride by Monster Auction. How do we get our money back. and how can we track their exact location? i would make it my business to give them a visit in person. they wouldn't like the outcome. what goes around, comes around.
Ofelia, Nevada	Posted at 6:32am on Sunday, January 27th, 2008
I ordered the info, looked at it the same day, then cancelled. My next bank statement showed a charged for two months, although I cancelled within the 7 days as required and didn't have the product in my possession for 2 months. A few days later I was also charged for DOBA, which was supposed to have been free with auction monster. I called both companies and advised them that they will either refund all my monies or the fraud unit of my bank will get involved (I had already called my bank and they said they would). It took 5 days but they finally refunded.
Dawn, Location unknown	Posted at 3:06pm on Saturday, November 10th, 2007
I signed up for this program as well and have never used it thought it was a one off payment but they keep taking the money out of my account. I have tried to ring their helpline but keep getting number not in use . I have no email address for them, and I wish to cancel my membership but don't know how to. Can anyone help?????????????
John Brauninger, Location unknown	Posted at 3:02pm on Thursday, November 1st, 2007
The article is good and I am an example of how they "screw the customer" as I canceled my web entry the day it was entered in March 2007,but I continued to get charged $59.95 per month for March - October and when I confronted the CSM, Tabitha (would not give her last name), she would only refund 3 of the 8 auto deducts that should have been canceled last March. I will complain to the AG of NC and MN to get this c*** stopped. Tabitha also refused to let me talk with her supervisor and said she was ready for the complaints from any AG. I suggest all others write to their respective AG. Well, lady here they come.