I came accross Onlingo as a pop up ad while surfing on a marketing companies site. If you took part in three of the promotions you got a free gift. The Onlingo ad offered learn spanish CD's for the price of shipping only. I thought this would be a good way to brush up on my Spanish. I received the ...
I went to web site where they offered a set of cd's, for a free 10 day trial offer, to learn the italian language. The offer promised if returned within 10 days, no more would be sent and i would no longer be charged. I was charged $69.00. I am on social security and i only get one check a month. ...
In August I agreed to receive a trial CD. They charged me $1 for CD and 6.95 for SHIPPING. After receiving it and finding it to be inferior I called and emailed and wrote a note. They billed me in September and October. They never stop billing but they did cancel the CD's. I have called, written ...
Onlingo stole my money after a "free trial" that supposedly cost only $6.95 total. Then they put a $69.95 charge on my account. When I called them to take this fraudulent and unauthorized charge off of my account, they said they'd only do it if I returned the product (definitely pay for ...
I was one of those people who went for the www.notebooks4free.com. And I picked Onlingo and another vendor who offers instrucitonal CDs because they only charge me $6.95 for CD plus shipping and handling. Nothing else was mentioned when I signed up for the offer. Then I went out of town for ...
On October 2, I heard an advertisment on the radio for a "FREE LAPTOP; just visit www.notebooks4free.com". I visited the website to see what it was all about and discovered that it was just an advertisement ring-around site. They ask you to sign up for an offer (only credit card offers ...