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I am looking for an attachment for my hose that will allow me to pressure wash my deck. A Google search for hose attachment to pressure wash found https://bestbuyersguide.org/, and that site rated Qinux Aquoxis hose accessory highly. Based on that rating, I placed an order for a single item, a nozzle attachment, on https://bestbuyersguide.org/?************************************************************************************************************************* for $67. I received 3 invoices by email; the first was for the hose nozzle for $67; the second was for a 1 yer warranty for $9, which I had NOT selected; and the third invoice was for a “Journey Man Pack” —whatever that is— for $4, which I also did not select to buy. I immediately contacted Cablelinker via its website to say I had been charged for items I did not want, and that I therefore wanted to cancel my order. Thereafter, Cablelinker sent me two emails stating that it would address my email during weekday business hours. (I placed my order on Friday, ~ 6:00 p.m. ESt. I’ve contacted my Debit Card company, ***** *****, to alert them to Cablelinker’s attempt to overcharge me and my cancellation of my entire order, although I am not satisfied that ***** ***** will treat my report of this fraud as a stop-payment order; the ***** ***** agent repeatedly told me that ***** ***** would negotiate the total amount with Cablelinker; I repeatedly stated I didn’t want ***** ***** to make any payments to Cablelinker, and I told the agent I had placed the order a scant 10 minutes before I contacted ***** *****, explaining to the agent I had used the intervening time to contact CableLinker to cancel my order. When I spoke to the ***** ***** agent, CableLinker had not submitted an invoice to ***** ***** for payment. I do not think that CableLinker is a legitimate enterprise. I also wonder about the business practices of bestbuyersgui [BBB Scam Type: Online Purchase] [Business: Cablelinker] [Location: MD, USA - 20903]