I odered the internet CD and was told it would charge my Visa$6.95 After 10 days I was charged $69.95 I called and was told that I would get a refund in 10-15 days. Haven't received any refund. Also the information on the CD was not useful to me. I knew everything that was on the CD. Even the TV ...
I like many I'm sure think the "Video Professor" program will be a program that might work for them under the pretense that they can pick a program for FREE and all the consumer has to do is pay shipping and handling. Yeah Right! But unfortunately just happen not to mention that they are ...
In October I received an e-mail from Video Professor advertising their "free" learning CD-ROM. As I had heard about them on TV I decided to try it even if they do charge $6.95. I ordered the lesson for WindowsXP online, paid my $6.95 via my debit card and in a few days it arrived. ...
The Video Professor comes with an 800# you must call to return the third disk which is $69.00 in addition it is answered this number is no longer in service call this 900#. When you call it they tell you the charge is $9.00 per minute and it will start charging in 3 seconds. I have decided to just ...
Misleading television advertisements saturated late night claiming free computer training lessons. Video Professor Titles include three lessons each! Only two are free the third will cost you an outrages fee of $69.99 if not returned with an authorization number or canceled within ten days of ...
After seeing the advertisement on television many times, I ordered my free CD from Video Professor. The woman taking the order was pushy and wanted me to order more. I made it clear that I only wanted the free CD and would order if I felt that the training CD's were beneficial. Within one week, I ...