The club falsly advertized in a 2009 ad that I could purchase 4 books in order to join the club, I ordered the books, all the ones I picked were on sale so I thought it was a great way to join while unaware of what awaited 2 years later.in May of out of the blue I get a bill in the mail stating ...
I have already bought and paid for the 3 books that I needed to buy to fulfill my commitment. Yet, each advertisement they send to me says that I still need to buy 3 more books. I don't even know how to get in touch with them. ...
My bank account was charged $48.00 without my permission. I was not notified of the charge from DDBC. I did not receive any book nor did I order one. I sent in (by mail) the selection form DECLINING the featured book before the due date.By doing so I thought I had fullfilled my obligation. The bank ...
I received an account statement today telling me I owed them $72.96 for 4 books. I was suppose to order 4 books by June Since I did not order any books, I now owe them $72.96. I spoke to customer service who is sending out the original agreement. I cancelled this program in June I had lost my job ...
I was charged 79.36 for not purchasing an x number of books. When i first joined there was no disclaimer on having an obligation to buy a certain amount of books. ...
Doubleday Book Club claims when you join, you agree to purchase a specific number of selections. I would like to see a legal contract which I signed stating this is a fact. I don't want any books; and don't appreciate bills or threats for payments. I would prefer buying a Kindle and downloading any ...