I found this job, which appeared to be perfect. Pay application/membership fee of $50 and a list will be delivered with names of companies I could drive for and it pays about $10 per mile driven in a car that they provided and so on. It was a scam, they kept stringing me along saying the refund can happen at anytime that I should let the 90 days phase out but assured me I can get a refund at any time.
So once my 90 days were up, all of a sudden a refund cannot be expected any time soon because of the process it has to go thru and all this other mess. So here it is 8 months later and I can't get a refund. Don't buy into this scam. Keep your membership fee and flush it down the toilet. That would be more beneficial than this company and their lies.
I came across a website one day while browsing indeed.com for a job. The posting was for a job where you could make money driving various cars that had advertisements on them. The website is called carsuvjobs.com. I thought it sounded interesting even though my instincts were telling me it was too good to be true.
In case I may actually be missing out on a legitimate opportunity, I decided to give them a try. On their website it states there is a money back guarantee, so I figured what could it hurt? They charged $49 to become a member. They then had you fill out an application describing what type of car you would like to drive and a few other questions.
On their FAQ section, they said if you do not get contacted by a company looking for someone to drive a car to email them and they would further assist. I waited for 30 days and no company contacted me. I sent an email to their "support" team and they emailed me back saying I had not been contacted by companies because of the type of cars I selected to drive was too narrow.
They said that they would resubmit an application on my behalf and then I should hear back from a company. So I waited another 25 days roughly, and still no company contacted me. One of their emails that they sent to me said that I could request a refund within 60 days of my initial order.
I sent them an email on the 54th day requesting a full refund. I placed my order on April 9th and requested the refund on June 2nd. I received another email from a "lady" named Kathy. She stated in the email that I had placed my order more than 60 days prior and that my information was deleted off their system. If you count the days from when I initially subscribed to their service, it was less than 60 days.
The email also said I would need to email them my home address where the refund would be sent to. I am still waiting to hear back from them in regards to not being past the 60 day mark.
I should have known from the get go that it sounded too good to be true. Their website is chalk full of grammatical errors, and the supposed "support" team that corresponds with you also has very poor grammar and is unprofessional.
If any of you come across this website and are thinking about trying carsuvjobs.com, I highly recommend bypassing this scam. They are not a legitimate website and they do not provide a service.
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I found this job, which appeared to be perfect. Pay application/membership fee of $50 and a list will be delivered with names of companies I could drive for and it pays about $10 per mile driven in a car that they provided and so on. It was a scam, they kept stringing me along saying the refund can happen at anytime that I should let the 90 days phase out but assured me I can get a refund at any time.
So once my 90 days were up, all of a sudden a refund cannot be expected any time soon because of the process it has to go thru and all this other mess. So here it is 8 months later and I can't get a refund. Don't buy into this scam. Keep your membership fee and flush it down the toilet. That would be more beneficial than this company and their lies.
I came across a website one day while browsing indeed.com for a job. The posting was for a job where you could make money driving various cars that had advertisements on them. The website is called carsuvjobs.com. I thought it sounded interesting even though my instincts were telling me it was too good to be true.
In case I may actually be missing out on a legitimate opportunity, I decided to give them a try. On their website it states there is a money back guarantee, so I figured what could it hurt? They charged $49 to become a member. They then had you fill out an application describing what type of car you would like to drive and a few other questions.
On their FAQ section, they said if you do not get contacted by a company looking for someone to drive a car to email them and they would further assist. I waited for 30 days and no company contacted me. I sent an email to their "support" team and they emailed me back saying I had not been contacted by companies because of the type of cars I selected to drive was too narrow.
They said that they would resubmit an application on my behalf and then I should hear back from a company. So I waited another 25 days roughly, and still no company contacted me. One of their emails that they sent to me said that I could request a refund within 60 days of my initial order.
I sent them an email on the 54th day requesting a full refund. I placed my order on April 9th and requested the refund on June 2nd. I received another email from a "lady" named Kathy. She stated in the email that I had placed my order more than 60 days prior and that my information was deleted off their system. If you count the days from when I initially subscribed to their service, it was less than 60 days.
The email also said I would need to email them my home address where the refund would be sent to. I am still waiting to hear back from them in regards to not being past the 60 day mark.
I should have known from the get go that it sounded too good to be true. Their website is chalk full of grammatical errors, and the supposed "support" team that corresponds with you also has very poor grammar and is unprofessional.
If any of you come across this website and are thinking about trying carsuvjobs.com, I highly recommend bypassing this scam. They are not a legitimate website and they do not provide a service.