I purchased a monitor from TigerDirect.com, and filed with for a rebate with their rebate company Onrebate.com. I have heard that Tiger Direct owns onrebate.com. The rebate process was very cumbersome, and seemingly setting the customer up for failure. I pain stakingly followed the directions, and ...
I Authorized John Robert Powers to charge my debit and credit card with 2,900.00 USD, for acting and modeling classes for my 8 year-old kid. Days after I deciced to cancel the contract because of the bad references I received of John Robert Powers, I sent a Fax and a certified mail letter ...
This school was paid in full prior to my son ever finishing the first course.in regular college you pay as you go not 2 years in advance. Plus my son received an 8,000.00 scholarship too. Which I think they added into the loan. Not legal. We were told the only way to enroll was through SLM ...
I recently made a purchase on TigerDirect.com, a website that I frequently make purchases. This was my first experience with the rebate process. The item that I purchased had two rebates. One required a copy of the UPC, the other required the original. When trying to remove the UPC label from the ...
This company, also called Midland, took me to court saying I owe them on an account that was settled in bankruptcy in 2000. When I got to court, the mediator said I couldn't ask for any proof I owe them, and I entered into a settlement, which I shouldn't have done. Now they are taking me back to ...
A simple way to ensure that you do not get ripped off (other than not getting lured in the first place) is to call your bank the same day and have a Stop Payment put on the checks you wrote to those scamming jerks. You should also send in your receipt and a letter to the company, but calling your ...