My credit card statement showed a charge by AMR*LD Calling Plan which I did not authorize. I have no idea how they got my credit card number unless they hacked into records on the net where I have authorized use of my credit card. This is an absurd and decidedly unhanded business practice, in ...
I have been trying to get my refund for almost 2 years. I cannot even reach them now. They must think they are great, cheating people out of $1838. If I could afford it, I would go to California and discuss this face to face. If there is any justice in this world, they will be made to pay everyone ...
They called me up two days ago, and said that I opted to recieve information about this offer (which I don't remember ever doing). They said that they sold items for much less than Manufacterer sugested retail value (MSRV). So I signed up and payed $20 dollars for a one month trial, and it is $50 ...
There was a time when Circle K cared about its employees. Sadly, with the new multi-million dollar merger, Circle K, a division of the Tosco corporation, is now owned by global oil industry giant Phillips 66. Phillips 66, in an effort to reduce employee injury claims, soon introduced weird 'safety' ...
I also bought clubs from this outfit with the understanding that if I did not like them I could return them no questions asked. When I tried to return them I got the run a round. I was told they would get back to me, but they never did. Now I tried again and the phone is no longer connected. I got ...
I opened my credit card statement and recieved TWO charges for $48.79. The first one, they used the LD Calling Plan Name, and the second was the AMR Long Distance. I tried calling, and faxing and emailing with no response. I did do a 'reverse lookup' on the internet and it gave two company names ...