QMAXEDITION Chinese Watch Scam Burbank California

On March 20, 2014, I was trying to access a website and a questionnaire kept popping up to the point that I answered to 5 or 6 questions just to get it off the computer screen.  At the end, three or four choices of a reward for answering the questionnaire came up.  One reward was a watch for the S & H price of $5.99 and I clicked that choice.  I did it because it promised a three-year battery and that was about the price for a battery alone.  Also, I had made this choice about a year before and got the watch for the $5.99 total price.  On April 4, 2014, a $95.00 charge was made on my Visa card, apparently for the watch QMAX had offered as a reward. 

I have filed a protest with my Visa and have offered to return the watch to QMAX.  First, I did not purchase one of these Chinese watches and cannot use it at any price.  It is a simple ripoff.  Other than being a product I don't need, I cannot read the time on it.  The face is a metallic grey and the hands are silver.  My close eyesight is not good enough to perceive the time.