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I ended up on a site called televisionfanatic.com and was told I could get over 3000 tv stations on my computer. At first the price was 19.99 for basic services with 2 add ons at 9.99 each.  I went to close the page and was told that I could now purchase it at 15.99 plus the two 9.99s. Again I went to close the page and now am being told that I could get it for free.  So I clicked on the link to "get it for free" which took me to trialpay.com.  Here I was to complete 1 offer online out of multiple choices and I would be credited instantly for my purchase.  I chose Mystery Guild Book Club and bought the introductory offer of 5 books for .99 cents with the obligation of having to purchase another 4 books in 2 years.  I went back to the television fanatic page and was asked if I completed the offer. I clicked on yes and the page went to "we do not show your credit as of yet, please refresh this page in 5 minutes."   I continuously refreshed the page the rest of the day and into the night with the same message. 

The next morning I refreshed the page and was taken back to television fanatic's home page.  I contacted trialpay.com and explained the situation.  I get the automated message that my email has been received.  The next day I get an email from trialpay asking for me to forward my introductory email and account number to them to prove that I bought the books.  No problem, I had it in my email.  I forwarded the email to them and added to the top of the email "here is the receipt that you requested".  The next day I get another email from trialpay again asking for the proof of membership.  Same wording and everything.  So again, I emailed the introductory email to trialpay. 

About 12 hours later again I receive another email that reads the same as the previous two.  So I forwarded it a 3rd time with the note that this is the 3rd time I have forwarded this email to you.  Another 14 hours and I get the same email back again.  This is obviously a scam.  Since I used a debit card to purchase my book club membership I doubt I can cancel it, and besides it wasn't mystery guilds fault but I will NEVER deal with anything that is associated with Trialpay and further more after researching television fanatic I find nothing but complaints on them also.  I wish I had reviewed this prior to me completeing an offer that now I have to fulfill.