I just gave them my debit card number this morning, to learn from the real organization, Select Care Benefits Network, that it's a new scam to them. My card was charged and I am very upset :grrr: it came so real, close the real thing. Somehow the hackers changed the html code on the real website www.scbn.org or whatever they did to the front page. When I clicked on "Patients", it does not take me to another page on scbn, but to www.freemedicinerevolution.com . If I read carefully, I can scan my mouse over the "Patients" link and at the bottom of the site will show the link, and not SCBN.org . The forms were made to be simple, after I filled out my contact information and the medications I requested, it takes me straight to the financial info page for processing so-called application. I had a suspicion at first because there was not an SSL gold lock anywhere on the page. SCBN did call me this morning to inform me they don't take debit or credit card numbers, only checking accounts. After I entered it, I could not go back to change it or cancel it, there was no link to that page SO they were trying to be slick AND I noticed they kept all my personal and financial details open on their server. They claim to be an organization ".org" when they're a ".com" and do not work for SCBN or other Prescription Assistance Program. They claim to have all the necessary forms for those who want to apply. They actually ask for more personal info after their meal ticket is processed. Reaching "customer service or any billing questios" is a number with an answer machine. Email is also answer machine and they'd claim to answer your questions in two business days when they can answer them in less than a day. They have the same area code as SCBN (512). Watch out for them!!!

Replying to them with obscenities, will only make them write another email to me "Welcome to Free*****" and "Login Page" with different password. The password does not work and will not load the account page.

Once the charge is posted, I will dispute it and get all my money back. It wasn't much, just $30 for two medications they claim I can get for $15 each.

SCBN was on the Montel Williams show recently, but FreeMedRev claims they were too. THEY'RE NOT TRUE. They claim to help the uninsured get free medicaiton, all they do is give you forms to fill out, but you must pay first.