CMS is a major rip-off. I had signed up to get some magazines. I was told I would receive a free diamond watch. I havent received nothing from them. I gave them my financial information. They tried to deduct more than they were supposet to. Causing insufficient funds. I told them to send me an ...
I was told that i would receive a free diamond watch after continued calls to the company (6months) with them practically calling me a liar, they finally sent a cheap imitation watch. I gave them a date that they could debit my account, they would take money when ever they wanted. I had some checks ...
In Sept I also fell prey to high pressure, overly nice saleslady promising free diamond watch and 4 free subscriptions for low monthly price, should have smelled a rat but like others, was fooled by the call backs and "concerned managers" that made this appear legit. Took them 3 months ...
I was in a serious car accident on Sep. 16. I was in a coma for about 3 weeks, spent 73 days-13 in shock trauma and the rest in the hospital recovering. When I finally made it home I got a call from the telemarketers promising me some prize for my subscriptions at a really good price. So in my poor ...
I was told I would be billed a small amount each on my credit card, but I was actually billed for several months at a time, causing me to be overdrawn on my card. I did not receive my "free gold watch", and I have yet to receive any magazines. However, I have received several annoying ...
I also recieved a call from an "affilate" of my credit card company claiming that I was a "preferred" client of my credit card. They said I had won a watch and subscribitions to 3 magazines for free, and all I had to do was subscribe to 3 more. I usually subscibe to magazines ...