I was first contacted by subscriber services claiming that they were part of a credit card company and that my name was entered into a 25,000 sweepstakes. Wrong they are just a magazine subscriber charging consumers too much money for magazines. You could get them a lot cheaper rate from the ...
I was contacted by a company called Subscriber Services, Inc, who promised me magazine subscriptions on the cheap. I thought it was a good idea since I have been meaning to renew my subscriptions anyway. The rep gave me an option of paying off the entire bill in 16 months. I figure no harm, no ...
I was contacted by a company called Subcriber Services, Inc, who promised me magazine subscriptions on the cheap. I thought it was a good idea since I have been meaning to renew my subcriptions anyway. The rep gave me an option of paying off the entire bill in 16 months. I figure no harm, no foul. ...
They sent me a yellow post card in the mail in July saying that they are trying to reach me regarding the $25,000.00 "Dream Come True" sweepstakes. I called the phone number on the notice and they told me that I received the notice because I was a credit card user. They made me purchase a ...
It starts that you are entered into a drawing for $25,000. And then you are told that you won some free magazines. Next they tell you about the deals they have on other magazines. Then you are told that you can pay with your checking account, And they ask you for your account number. You are told ...
I was contacted on my cell phone by Stacey Jones telling me I had been entered in a Sweepstakes drawing and was elgible for a subscription. She was explained to me that I would have to pay for Time magazine, but that I would receive three other subscriptions of my choice absolutely free. The cost ...