I signed up for a one time vehicle report for $2.95. I had no idea they were going to charge me $29.95 every month thereafter. I have been charged for three months. I have called and have been told the supervisors are in a meeting. They said they would refund 29.95 but after reading everyone's ...
These guys advertise a "free" VIN report, then when you put the VIN in, don't give any information. Then the offer a full report for $2.95. OK, seems like a good deal. A few days later you get a charge of $29.95 on your credit card from a "Real Estate Rental" company, that is ...
They advertised a single VIN search for $2.95 and then have continued to bill me $29.95 for the past 2 months each. I did not sign up for a monthly subscription, only a one-time VIN check, which, by the way, yielded nothing in the way of pertinent information. ...
I didnt know that the first 2.95 was for three days and after that they automaticly charge you 29.95 till two payments were taken out of my acct, when i call to get it back they call center rep. # 2161 refused to let me talk to a suppervisor or tell me who owns the company after several minutes ...
On Jan. 30, i went online to check my car VIN report and saw the CarVINHistry.com offering one time one car report for $2.95 or one month for $29.95. I clicked the first one for $2.95.in the following 3 days, I tried 2 or 3 hours per day to call them to cancel the one month subscribtion. I made a ...
I purchased a vin history from carvinhistory.com for 2.95, it was supposed to be a onetime charge and 3 days later it rebilled at 29.95. No where do they say Trial, only in the terms does it say you will be re enrolled if you do nothing. I bought a vehicle based on this report, now I learn that the ...