I echo sentiments from others on this site. Hearst keeps saying that I ordered a subscription with the convenience of being billed later. I don't do that. Ever. I know where it leads: right to here. The letters have a threatening tone. Going to their website doesn't help, because the information on ...
Received a letter that claimed I was in arrears for a subscription that had expired. I had only subscribed for a single year and specified so at time of subscription. The letter begins like this. When you ordered your subscription with the convenience of being billed later, we fully believed you ...
In reaction to someone else that has submitted a rip-off statement on Hearst Publications, I also am being bothered via email by the corporation. In early I registered to get a membership to each Redbook and Good Housekeeping publications. I paid-for both these subscribers instantly. Our request to ...
Dear Editor: Please edit any terms you deem fit. Hearst Magazines have a online magazine ordering system in use that allows anyone to mail you a magazine, as a prank. They need to stop this, and require a CREDIT CARD #—or—SSI#, in order to stop pranksters from using their site as a harrasment tool. ...