Do not order this off of TV. They have a flim flam girl voice that is impossible to understand and no button to push if you do not want the million of things they add on. You can push 1 if you want the deluxe or the second one but no button to push if you do not want it at all. Plus they piggy back ...
The Who Knew Books site is a scam. I contacted them in anticipation of ordering the books (five book total allegedly for $19.95 free shipping) entitled "Who Knew?" 4-Book Best of Collector's Set for $19.95 free shipping", however the free shipping was only if you agreed to purchase ...
After watching a TV infomercial for Who Knew Books.com (through telebrands.com) a book purchase for $37.98 with my Visa card on 3/2. After not receiving my books by 3/28, I checked my credit card history and found that I was charged an additional $37.98 on 3/23 for a total now of $75.96, and of ...
Ordered on the phone 2 books plus 3 free books for 29.95 that were shown on an infomercial on CMT, shipping was supposed to be free but 7.95 normally, ended up with a charge of 65.48 posted to my account. After you enter your info, you end up in an endless loop of offers, no way to just decline and ...
I started to fill out an on-line order for these books. After entering my name, address and credit card information the web-site kept taking me to more and more stuff to add that I had to keep saying NO too. I decided not to follow through to the submit order page and cleared all cookies then ...
I ordered the Who Knew Books on the automated phone service. They were supposed to be shipped free, but after I gave my credit card number, the system wanted me to order more sets of books to get free shipping. They offers went on and on with no way to exit the system or cancel the order. I finally ...