AskDoctorParker.com Charged monthly fee without my permission and might have left malware on my computer Los Angeles California

On 9/26/15, I arrived home from work early in themoning with pains.  I was exhausted and decided to Google my symptoms.

A site appeared on a list called AskDoctorParker.com.  He looked legit.  He provided a contact phone number, address, which I Googled, There was another physician on his site who also had good internet credentials.  

I put in my symptoms and answered questions.  The program asked for my contact info.  As I typed in my name, the site populated all of it's fields with my address, phone, and email.  I didn't have to type any of it.

The site reapatedly told me not to leave or close the site - that the doctor was preparing my information and would email me within 30 minutes and no laer than 36 hours.

I came back to my comptuer after an hour,thinking my diagnosis or advice would be there.  but the program was still timing down with the same messages.  There was a message added that they would be charging me $1.49.  After entering my credit card info, a new message came up stating that they will charge me $19.95 per month for a year.  They didn't ask, they told me.

It then reminded me of a compuyter re-imaging program that harvests information for about an hour in order to clean and re-load the hard drive.  I thought they might be harvesting, so I shut down the program and called my credit card provider.

I never did receive a diagnosis email.  But later in the day I went to pay a phone bill online and received a message that my computer had been compromised and that the phone company's emcryption software won't allow me into the payment site until the intruder is gone.

Don't trust these sites.  I still ended up going to the emergency room, plus now I have to fill out forms for my cred card, requesting an embargo against that company.  Not to mention that I have to do this Rip Off Report. And I don't know what else will come from this because I made a bad decision. It's taken me extra effort and I had to go to the emergency room anyway. I should have just gone there in the first place.