My complaint is the same as all the others who have written here about Ancestry.com who appear to be Internet Scam Artists. And to those of you who say in rebutal that something on your site was in BOLD print and should have been read, here's mine, YOU ARE SCAMMERS RIPOFFERS AND NEED TO BE STOPPED ...
When I signed up for AOL (where they ruined my computer with buggy programs that cancelled out my brower), they offered me this FABULOUS chance to learn about my family. I could try ancestry.com for 30 days and see if I liked it. Three days later, a nice lady called to see how I liked the service. ...
In Feb I fell for the free trial 14-day offer to use the services. I noticed on my credit card that I had been charged $99.95. Fine, I got caught. I cancelled something during that time but can't say for sure it was Ancestry.com. I was totally unaware that this would be a QUARTERLY charge. I ...
I have been charged for two years for ancestry.com and i have tried to cancell. I have emailed this time i called the lines were tied up so i tried the subscribe no. And i got a operator and told them to cancell my membership who knows if it will work just beware it a rip-off ...
I was just called this morning by my credit card company-Wells Fargo - because they suspected a fraudulent suspicious activity on my credit card. An attempt was made at charging my card the amount of $4,571.00!! This attempt to charge was made to a $300.00 secured card. Ha Ha Ha. Billing was out of ...
I tried the 14 day free trial, and when I requested it to be cancelled they bill me anyway, stating that it was too late to cancel. After much Customer Service Rep abuse, I was able get the promise of a refund, that was on 6/26/04. It shouldn't be this hard to get $99.95 back from this company. I ...