On the internet I received an offer for two free issues of three magazines. I selected three, and received a bill for $57. I called the number given to me and only contacted a mechanized voice — I couldn't talk to any human. I am told I will not be billed again, and my subscriptions will end in ...
Ok, I am angry. Again I will state that the original (free) subscription did not mention anything of an "automatic" renewal at full price after one year. I have filed a fraud complaint with my bank. This company stated that they would "refund" my charges in 1-2 billing cycles ...
Like one of the other reports, I too received a free subscription to a few magazines of my choice. Terms of the agreement were for three free issues of three titles of my choice. Nowhere in the agreement did it say I would be billed after the trial was over. How they received my credit card info ...
I was just charged $81 by these losers and I have no way of getting it back or anything. I got that same advertisement from a Capital One ad and I also had brushed it off as I read in some other reports because it was free, right? Uh-uh. I'm being billed $81 for magazines I don't receive and they ...
In June I received a promotional offer via email for a free "viewing" of magazines from NSS Magazines, along with some other promotional items from other companies that I ordered with my debit card. I didn't read the fine print and a couple of days later realized that I was going to be ...
I guess I'll first start off with my day of confusion!!! I had a call from a company that will remain nameless ffor protection, but was told I would get another phonecall for verification, about a sweepstakes entry. (Before I go on, let me make clear this co. Did nothing wrong!!!) Anyway, long ...