Talenthunter scammmed me out of money. i canceled my membership they still charged me. it was actually for my child Sherman Oaks California

Hi Brenda,

I have found that almost any website that asks for money just to be able to Use the Website, is a scam. What you can do to stop being charged is talk with your bank. Your bank is able to stop any charges that you do not approve of. Your bank wants to keep your business so they will make sure you stop getting ripped off.

Be aware!

Sincerely,
Ann

I registered with TalentHunter a little over two weeks ago and already been on 6 auditions, including one for a new Kelsey Grammar sitcom, and I have been on two callbacks that look promising(but you know how that can be). You do understand that they never claimed to be getting you work, that they provide contacts with casting directors and when you have the gold membership you can post your faceshot and res. directly to casting agents in many cases. Maybe the problem isn't that they don't perform as promised...maybe you can't perform as well as your family told you. Every mother thinks her lil boy or girl is gods gift to the boards, but it only takes one viewing of American Idol during audition week to know that just ain't so. If you have a membership, just stick with it, get into some classes in the mean time, start getting seen in the industry and if your lucky, you may get a part as an extra. who knows, you may be good enough to get the part of the corpse on the next crime drama. It's better to be an under 5 but hey..the world needs dead weight too.

Contact your credit card company immediately and report your problem to the dispute resolution department. If the credit card company is reputable, they will investigate your complaint and reverse the charges.