www.shoppingessentialsplus.com is a front for a front for a front etc. You never get your $10 they promise. You might find this offer from classmates.com, vistaprint.com, or restaurants.com just to name a few. You buy something and they ask if they can sign you up for some service and you get $10, so you bite thinking some free money is on the way. You never get any letter which contains the way to get your $10. Using the mail immediately seems suspicious since these sites are almost entirely internet based and yet this one special step requires the mail. You can't fake cash, so this is how they use fraud to avoid not giving you the cash.<br />
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I would like to try and form a class action lawsuit for everyone who didn't get the $10, enough of use might make it worth suing over. See my search work below for what I was able to find out.<br />
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www.shoppingessentialsplus.com, a whois leads to:<br />
whoisprivacyprotect.com, and the email listed will bounce back.<br />
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whoisprivacyprotect.com, leads to NE and WA.<br />
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Further digging I found adaptivemarketing LLC, is it really an LLC? I don't know yet.<br />
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Further digging leads to the most substantial entity thus far and that is Vertrue, a CT corporation. (see http://www.concord-sots.ct.gov/CONCORD/online?sn=InquiryServlet&eid=99 ).<br />
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I am trying to work from VERTRUE INCORPORATED and find some connective string to shoppingessentialsplus.com