OnLingo advertised language CDs. Have received them previously and they were OK. Signed up for another language and charge hit credit card fraud division. Telephone 800-949-6880 has greeting about meeting people then gives second phone 800-456-6500. That line is for sexually oriented calls! ...
All it started with a survey to win a MacBook Air, and in order to get a chance to win it, I had to purchase something from their sponsors. Onlingo was the only item I would probably used out of all the other sponsors. The CD was free, but I just had to pay for a "one time charge" which ...
I, too, was the unfortunate recipient of the Onlingo Spanish CD. Upon receiving the CD I immediately called the company to try to return the unsolicited language product. They canceled "my" $79.95 subscription and said they would send me a RMA "Return Merchandise Authorization" ...
After signing up for the three CD's I returned to the website to read the "fine print". It confirmed what I thought would be true, and that was I was about to be charged $80 (rounding up) if I kept the CD's. The website gives you a customer service number and explains the return policy ...
This company will not refund my money (approximately $149). It was supposed to be a free gift for filling out a survey. All I was supposd to pay was the shipping and handling. I am on a lot of medications and I don't always remember what I read and I know I wouldn't order this over the internet ...
Onlingo is definitely an elective purchase in a extremely difficult task to get a totally free notebook. Our child, considering she was assisting with Holiday buying, activated to Onlingo. The test is FIVE times. That is an impossible period of time to make the journey to understand an item and ...