I have been receiving magazines from National Magazine Exchange for a year, completely unwanted. I read the rebuttal from the N.M.E. Employee, and he is correct that I would not have been in this situation if I had not called in response to the second notice regarding my $1,000, 000.00 (that's a ...
After visiting the web site online a sales rep called me and told me they discovered my visit to the web site. Probably through a cookie. After a few minutes on the phone talking about my teaching myself Visual Basic at home she told me there was a better way. She then went into her sales pitch. ...
I signed up for the mcsd course for C#.net. What I found out I got after logging on the first time was mcsd for VB 6.0. I immediately called and was told that the C# courses were on their way. The sales rep made no excuses why the course was not there.instead she told me that I could start taking ...
The NME sent me a letter stating that they had been "trying to reach me regarding your $1,000, 000.00 sweepstakes. Please call us at the above number. This is a free call." It's apparent that all companies like NME are trying to do is get someone to order a bull - load of magazines and ...
It's NOT only the magazines you get scamed for!!! When you call these sleazy weasels for this so called Million Dollar contest keep in mind that it only happens once every 2 years. The next drawing is Dec. 2005!! As with all sleazy sales outfits who can't actually sell a product or service on it's ...
I was told that I would receive an unsecured credit card for a $79.00 processing fee. When I received my card it was a prepaid card with $10 on it once activated. Not only is it prepaid, but in order to add money you have to mail in money and you are charged a fee for everything that you access ...