Eceived phone message on my answering machine, that my subscription was to be renewed automatically, and would be charged to my credit card which they had on file. They gave no credit car d name. I don't recall ever subscribing to Heath Radar, or Newsmax. I have been unsucessful in trying to cancel ...
Recieved a voicemail stating that I would be charged 39.95, from the card number on file with them, for a one year subscription or that I could cancel the subscription by going to www,cancel radar.com. That web site does not exist. I had never heard of them and have no idea where they got my card ...
Got a message that my imaginary subscription to a Health newsletter would automatically renew at $39.00 unless I went to www.cancelradar.com. Site is a scam and does not exist. I have a feeling this is tied to Newsmax or is some sort of affiliate since they have my credit card information and I did ...
Heath Radar did not send me the books and other written / printed material as promised in their advertisment. They are soliciting me to renew my subscription for another year. They did not make available to me their address or phone number. I really want to get out of this rip off scheme. Please. ...
I received a call yesterday to notify www.cancelradar.com if I didn't want $39.00 charged to our credit card. I don't remember ever being charged for this before & would like to cancel this publication and make sure that it wasn't charged to my credit card. Thanks for your help. You can notify ...