I was also ripped off by consolidated Media Services. I got a phone call from a fast talking, southern dral sales person. They told me what I thought to be a one time payment for numerous magazine subscriptions and sounded like a good deal. So I reluctantly gave out my credit card no. For what I ...
I had almost forgot about this company, but I came across the company name and other complaints of magazine subscriptions and it all came back to me. I was called back in the summer of 2001 to subscribe for these magazines—normally I hang up, but I must have been out of it b/c I agreed to the ...
These people ripped me off. They claimed to have entered me in a sweepstakes in return for placing magazine subscriptions. Realizing that this was probably a little shady, I never confirmed my participation through the mail as requested. However, my credit card was charged anyway, and I got ...
Consolidated Media Sevices (CMIS) is a complete scam artis. I was called and figured they were Publisher Clearing House. They never did mention CMIS at any time. Saying you could be the big winner in there sweepstakes and get a free watch (Which I have yet to see) They didn't even mention that they ...
I was tricked into subscribing to the magazines. I decided before the last day to cancel my agreement, to cancel and was later billed still; twice so for $66.65. I either wrote in or called to cancel my account and did so before the deadline. Money has been taked out of my checking account ...
Going through college is hard enough without having thousands of dollars in loans to pay off and $126 in my bank account. But when you are being ripped off by a magazine company, that promises an absorbent amount of magazines for low rates but in actuality it's the opposite, it goings beyond the ...