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Should have been an 15 day free trial and they also could not produce the documents I was Searching for. ...
Should have been an 15 day free trial and they also could not produce the documents I was Searching for. ...
I reported this unauthorized charge to my debit card on Monday, November 7. I also posted this complaint on my Facebook page. I received an email 11/8 from archives.com that I could get a refund if I called a phone number which they provided. I did call and today with delight, I have the amount ...
I was able to get through to archives.com and to talk with an employee called Heather. I accepted the billing for a one-year membership at $39.95. (It was after a 7-day trial, not a 3-day trial, as I first reported, but that's still too short.) Nevertheless, I will watch out to be sure that she ...
This company is tied in with familylink.com. I received an e-mail on September 27, from familylink because I had looked up information on their site in June. The e-mail invited me to search for family information and to register with archives.com for a brief 3-day "trial." When I tried to ...
I used peoplefinders to find my cousin and I entered debit card information and they charged me. 99 for info and. 99 to print. I check a few other names and that was it. I got an email from archives.com that they had charged me $47.88 for a membership through recordbase.com. I never used either ...
Went looking for my grandfather with a purported free trial. Went online on Sept. 30. Did not intend to subscribe. Charged my Discover $47.88 on Sept. 30,20ll. Web site cannot be found on Internet. ...