Progressive Business Publications' telemarketers are so nice. Sometimes I let one talk me into receiving two or three "trial - no obligation" issues, IF they are sufficiently pleasant and I want them to get credit for it. I listen carefully and challenge anything that sounds like I have ...
Progressive Business Publications sent me a bill for $299.00 for useless letters called "CFO & Controller Alert" that I did not order. Their slick sales rep called me and asked if I would like to receive a FREE newsletter from his company. I looked at it and threw it away. Then a ...
I accepted a free 30 day trial offer and found, as so many other before, that the publication is a bunch of useless information published on cheap paper and apparently written by 10 year olds. I cancelled the subscriptin within the first 30 days but continued to receive the newsletter. I started ...
Someone calls and tells you they are giving you a free subscription to their supervisors safety bulletin and even though you say you are not interested they start coming in the mail. Then you get an invoice, without a phone number or anyway to contact them. So you write on the invoice did not order ...
Company calls employees nominally to complete surveys, collects dates of birth, and uses these as evidence that newsletters were ordered. Directors of my company who did not even speak with the company received newsletters addressed to them. "Continuation notices" and collections notices ...
For the second time (first time was last year) I was surprised by an Invoice from Progressive Business Publications for an Internet Marketing Report I do not remember requesting and do not see in my incoming mail records. I see one report above about this company—any others had the same experience? ...