Onlingo ran an ad on the internet for Spanish instruction, free, just pay $6.95 shipping. I ordered. They billed my credit card for $89.95. I returned the imcomplete package, with a "return recipt requested". The signature, when returned, is unreadable and marked "agent". I have ...
I sent them an e-mail as follows: "CD received electronic translator not received. Pls. Confirm / write back ASAP or else your package will be returned unopened - "missing content / faulty delivery by mail" Card charge contestation at my bank will be uderway in 3 days report on ...
So i signed up for a free trial, the trick that they use is advertising that you pay only $5.95 for shipping and handling. When you sign up you check a little box that says i agree to the terms and conditions, but where are the terms and conditions at? On a separate link my friends, very misleading ...
WaM Bamb I got ripped off by a Computer website. As part a marketing promotion I sign up for Onlingo, for less than $7.00 USC. Then I gave my credit card number and heres some of the charges, $5.95 USC, $1.00 USC, $79.00 USC, $82.50 USC, If it was'nt for my credit card company notifing my my card ...
Onlingo was a featured ad for free golf clubs that if you picked there free trial offer you would only pay s&h. Needless to say nothing is free! Only after my credit card bill came did I know what I was paying. Trying to cancel was very time consuming and I am still looking for future charges. ...
We received a package from Tri-Clear last week, and opened it curious as to what was inside... Neither my wife nor I ever ordered from them, and we were unsure if it was some sort of free trial or what... I figured something was up since the literarture inside mentioned some sort of ...