Was on the Internet on my iPhone looking for ringtones. Found website called motime. Don't remember if I actually downloaded a song or not, but have been getting bills for $9.99 a month ever since. Called and text to 32000 on my bill to cancel months ago and still getting bills just called and ...
I googled the name of a song I wanted to download to my phone as a ringtone. Motime.com showed up, so I clicked on the sight. I found the song and input my phone number on the site. It sent me a text which the site said I needed to type in, so I did. I thought I was getting a free ringtone, but ...
They charge me without my conscent and knowledge. The make it lloks like it is a free d/l until you put in your telephone number and start d/l then they inform you of their charges which has been already post to your phone bill immediately. ...
I was lead to believe from a google search link that motime.com would provide me with a song I wanted when I searched for lyrics. Since the offer was a free trial, I thought, sure, I'll try. Well, after creating a login which included my cell number for mp3 downloads, I found out that they didn't ...
Motime popped up on my browser and after passing through the message they slammed me with a charge for $9.99. I called the company and they said I subscribed and unsubscribed the same day. Company refused to refund. ...
In my opinion, this company deceptively advertises free ringtones for download to your cell phone.instead, they provide a subscription service that is charged on a monthly basis, regardless of whether or not you download any ringtone. Although their employees will suggest their advertising is clear ...